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Diablo II

2006-09-15T14:17:50Z

IKe2000: /* Class Specific Information */

Welome to the Unofficial Diablo II Basin Wiki. Curious about what this is? How to use it? Then check out the '''[[WikiFAQ]]'''

__TOC__

== The Welcome Mat ==

[http://www.theamazonbasin.com/d2/the_welcome_mat.php Please visit the Amazon Basin Welcome Mat]

Welcome to the Amazon Basin Diablo II Wiki! Here you will find the gathered knowledge of the Amazon Basin Diablo II community. Things are still under construction, so please bear with us. Don't forget that you yourself may also add or edit content by clicking the "edit" link at the top of the page or the side of a section.

'''Note to all contributors: like it says at the bottom of the edit screen, do NOT reprint anybody's work but your own without getting prior permission from the author. If there is something you would like included in the wiki but you cannot reach the author, put in a link to the original forum thread instead.'''

==About the Game (non-gameplay)==

Diablo 2 is the sequal to the highly popular [[Diablo 1]] (1996). Many players consider it to be a "hack and slash" styled role playing game (RPG).

[[Blizzard North]] released Diablo 2 version 1.0 on <date>. Blizzard released the Lord of Destruction expansion pack with version 1.07 on <date>. In addition to adding a significant amount of content with the expansion pack, Blizzard also made several game altering patches (notably 1.09 and 1.10) which added items, changed game balance, modified game mechanics, and brought a new feel with these changes. All of these updates are under their free <Battle.net> online gaming service. The current game version is 1.11(b?). Unless mentioned otherwise, all information in the Daiblo 2 wiki is for the most recent patch of Diablo 2, Lord of Destruction (D2 LOD).

[[Diablo 2 Game Specs]] 
[[Blizzard's Technical Support]] 
[[Diablo 2 Story and Novels]] 

== General Game Information ==
Diablo 2 is an intricate game with many facets. This section acts as a guide for those new to the game, or anyone wanting to learn about portions of the game they are unfamiliar with.

===Character Fundamentals===
[[Suggestions for New Players]] 
[[The Seven Classes at a Glance]] 
[[Principles of Character Building]] 
[[Gameplay Main Page]]

===Game Quests===
[[Diablo 2 Quest Guides]] 

===Other Resources===
[[D2 Abbreviations and Gameplay Terms]] 
[[Links for Diablo 2]] 
[[A Guide to Diablo 2 Rushing (Loot Recovery)]] 

== Class Specific Information ==
Diablo II: Lord of Destruction has 7 classes, listed below. Each of the seven classes has 3 unique trees of skills (with 10 skills each). Additionally, there are class-specific items, and items which give bonuses to only one class. General information, skills, and builds can be found for each of the classes by following the links in this section.

[[Amazon Technical Information and Build Guides]] 
[[Assassin Technical Information and Build Guides]] 
[[Barbarian Technical Information and Build Guides]] 
[[Druid Technical Information and Build Guides]] 
[[Necromancer Technical Information and Build Guides]] 
[[Paladin Technical Information and Build Guides]] 
[[Sorceress Technical Information and Build Guides]] 

== Technical Information ==
'Technical Information' is a broad category encompasing any well defined aspect of how the game works. There is more to know about the game than most people can reasonably expect to know. These pages genearlly serve as a backbone and as support for gameplay and class-specific pages. Some stand on their own, though most are highly detailed explanations of topics only brushed over elsewhere.

[[Diablo2 Technical Information|Technical Information]] 

 '''

== Tales of Heroes Past ==
''' 
Every hero has a tale, and some have chosen to share.

[[The Poorman takes on Uber Tristam]] by Grimborn 
[[The Homicide Squad Files]] by Grimborn 
[[Knight Shadow, Adventures of a Shadow Knight]] by Heather 
[[Terror in the Countess Tower]] by Heather. 
[[Zer's Stories]] by Zerathorn 
[[Sail's tales]] by Sailboat 
[[Candlelight's Challenged Characters]] by Candlelight 
[[Kynars-passion wielding zeal barb]] by Kynar 
[[Osteophile and Wendy]] by YogiBaar 
[[Killing em with toothpicks]] by emaq123 
[[Dughan, the No-Magic-Item Barbarian]] by Caspari 
[[Secret Diary of John Harcourt]] by Tuftears 
[[Interview with a hungover bowbarian, Big Bad Bob's Bow-wielding Barb]] by Big Bad Bob 
[[SenSitiveSkin]] by Sen 
[[Wild-Babe bows out of active service, Quite a journey]] by Chiller-Babe 
[[Irene, the Infirm, Tales of a sickly punching sorceress]] by MongoJerry 
[[Gunter, the Barbarian Mage, Tales of a barbarian mage]] by MongoJerry 
[[Maldar, the Magnificent, Tales of a pacifist hero]] by MongoJerry 
[[Kwikwilyaqa goes home]] by GrlNDgz 
[[Hardly-Able, The nekkid throw barb]] by BamBam

==Other Artistic Pursuits==
=== Diabolic Art ===
[[Fordi's Art]] 

[[Birthday Fun]] 

=== Sounds of Sanctuary ===

[[Iron Frenzy]]

Diablo II

2006-09-15T14:15:44Z

IKe2000:

Welome to the Unofficial Diablo II Basin Wiki. Curious about what this is? How to use it? Then check out the '''[[WikiFAQ]]'''

__TOC__

== The Welcome Mat ==

[http://www.theamazonbasin.com/d2/the_welcome_mat.php Please visit the Amazon Basin Welcome Mat]

Welcome to the Amazon Basin Diablo II Wiki! Here you will find the gathered knowledge of the Amazon Basin Diablo II community. Things are still under construction, so please bear with us. Don't forget that you yourself may also add or edit content by clicking the "edit" link at the top of the page or the side of a section.

'''Note to all contributors: like it says at the bottom of the edit screen, do NOT reprint anybody's work but your own without getting prior permission from the author. If there is something you would like included in the wiki but you cannot reach the author, put in a link to the original forum thread instead.'''

==About the Game (non-gameplay)==

Diablo 2 is the sequal to the highly popular [[Diablo 1]] (1996). Many players consider it to be a "hack and slash" styled role playing game (RPG).

[[Blizzard North]] released Diablo 2 version 1.0 on <date>. Blizzard released the Lord of Destruction expansion pack with version 1.07 on <date>. In addition to adding a significant amount of content with the expansion pack, Blizzard also made several game altering patches (notably 1.09 and 1.10) which added items, changed game balance, modified game mechanics, and brought a new feel with these changes. All of these updates are under their free <Battle.net> online gaming service. The current game version is 1.11(b?). Unless mentioned otherwise, all information in the Daiblo 2 wiki is for the most recent patch of Diablo 2, Lord of Destruction (D2 LOD).

[[Diablo 2 Game Specs]] 
[[Blizzard's Technical Support]] 
[[Diablo 2 Story and Novels]] 

== General Game Information ==
Diablo 2 is an intricate game with many facets. This section acts as a guide for those new to the game, or anyone wanting to learn about portions of the game they are unfamiliar with.

===Character Fundamentals===
[[Suggestions for New Players]] 
[[The Seven Classes at a Glance]] 
[[Principles of Character Building]] 
[[Gameplay Main Page]]

===Game Quests===
[[Diablo 2 Quest Guides]] 

===Other Resources===
[[D2 Abbreviations and Gameplay Terms]] 
[[Links for Diablo 2]] 
[[A Guide to Diablo 2 Rushing (Loot Recovery)]] 

== Class Specific Information ==
Diablo 2 has 7 classes, listed below. Each of the seven classes has 3 unique trees of skills (with 10 skills each). Additionally, there are class-specific items, and items which give bonuses to only one class. General information, skills, and builds can be found for each of the classes by following the links in this section.

[[Amazon Technical Information and Build Guides]] 
[[Assassin Technical Information and Build Guides]] 
[[Barbarian Technical Information and Build Guides]] 
[[Druid Technical Information and Build Guides]] 
[[Necromancer Technical Information and Build Guides]] 
[[Paladin Technical Information and Build Guides]] 
[[Sorceress Technical Information and Build Guides]] 

== Technical Information ==
'Technical Information' is a broad category encompasing any well defined aspect of how the game works. There is more to know about the game than most people can reasonably expect to know. These pages genearlly serve as a backbone and as support for gameplay and class-specific pages. Some stand on their own, though most are highly detailed explanations of topics only brushed over elsewhere.

[[Diablo2 Technical Information|Technical Information]] 

 '''

== Tales of Heroes Past ==
''' 
Every hero has a tale, and some have chosen to share.

[[The Poorman takes on Uber Tristam]] by Grimborn 
[[The Homicide Squad Files]] by Grimborn 
[[Knight Shadow, Adventures of a Shadow Knight]] by Heather 
[[Terror in the Countess Tower]] by Heather. 
[[Zer's Stories]] by Zerathorn 
[[Sail's tales]] by Sailboat 
[[Candlelight's Challenged Characters]] by Candlelight 
[[Kynars-passion wielding zeal barb]] by Kynar 
[[Osteophile and Wendy]] by YogiBaar 
[[Killing em with toothpicks]] by emaq123 
[[Dughan, the No-Magic-Item Barbarian]] by Caspari 
[[Secret Diary of John Harcourt]] by Tuftears 
[[Interview with a hungover bowbarian, Big Bad Bob's Bow-wielding Barb]] by Big Bad Bob 
[[SenSitiveSkin]] by Sen 
[[Wild-Babe bows out of active service, Quite a journey]] by Chiller-Babe 
[[Irene, the Infirm, Tales of a sickly punching sorceress]] by MongoJerry 
[[Gunter, the Barbarian Mage, Tales of a barbarian mage]] by MongoJerry 
[[Maldar, the Magnificent, Tales of a pacifist hero]] by MongoJerry 
[[Kwikwilyaqa goes home]] by GrlNDgz 
[[Hardly-Able, The nekkid throw barb]] by BamBam

==Other Artistic Pursuits==
=== Diabolic Art ===
[[Fordi's Art]] 

[[Birthday Fun]] 

=== Sounds of Sanctuary ===

[[Iron Frenzy]]

Diablo II

2006-09-15T14:14:11Z

IKe2000: /* General Game Information */

Welome to the Unofficial Diablo II Basin Wiki. Curious about what this is? How to use it? Then check out the '''[[WikiFAQ]]'''

__TOC__

== The Welcome Mat ==

[http://www.theamazonbasin.com/d2/the_welcome_mat.php Please visit the Amazon Basin Welcome Mat]

Welcome to the Amazon Basin Diablo II Wiki! Here you will find the gathered knowledge of the Amazon Basin Diablo II community. Things are still under construction, so please bear with us. Don't forget that you yourself may also add or edit content by clicking the "edit" link at the top of the page or the side of a section.

'''Note to all contributors: like it says at the bottom of the edit screen, do NOT reprint anybody's work but your own without getting prior permission from the author. If there is something you would like included in the wiki but you cannot reach the author, put in a link to the original forum thread instead.'''

==About the Game (non-gameplay)==

Diablo 2 is the sequal to the highly popular [[Diablo 1]] (1996). Many players consider it to be a "hack and slash" styled role playing game (RPG).

[[Blizzard North]] released Diablo 2 version 1.0 on <date>. Blizzard released the Lord of Destruction expansion pack with version 1.07 on <date>. In addition to adding a significant amount of content with the expansion pack, Blizzard also made several game altering patches (notably 1.09 and 1.10) which added items, changed game balance, modified game mechanics, and brought a new feel with these changes. All of these updates are under their free <Battle.net> online gaming service. The current game version is 1.11(b?). Unless mentioned otherwise, all information in the Daiblo 2 wiki is for the most recent patch of Diablo 2, Lord of Destruction (D2 LOD).

[[Diablo 2 Game Specs]] 
[[Blizzard's Technical Support]] 
[[Diablo 2 Story and Novels]] 

== General Game Information ==
Diablo 2 is an intricate game with many facets. This section acts as a guide for those new to the game, or anyone wanting to learn about portions of the game they are unfamiliar with.

===Character Fundamentals===
[[Suggestions for New Players]] 
[[The Seven Classes at a Glance]] 
[[Principles of Character Building]] 
[[Gameplay Main Page]]

===Game Quests===
[[Diablo 2 Quest Guides]] 

===Other Resources===
[[D2 Abbreviations and Gameplay Terms]] 
[[Links for Diablo 2]] 
[[A Guide to Diablo 2 Rushing (Loot Recovery)]] 

== Class Specific Information ==
Diablo 2 has 7 classes, listed below. Each of the seven classes has 3 unique trees of skills (with 10 skills each). Additionally, there are class-specific items, and items which give bonuses to only one class. General information, skills, and builds can be found for each of the classes by following the links in this section.

[[Amazon Technical Information and Build Guides]] 
[[Assassin Technical Information and Build Guides]] 
[[Barbarian Technical Information and Build Guides]] 
[[Druid Technical Information and Build Guides]] 
[[Necromancer Technical Information and Build Guides]] 
[[Paladin Technical Information and Build Guides]] 
[[Sorceress Technical Information and Build Guides]] 

== Technical Information ==
'Technical Information' is a broad category encompasing any well defined aspect of how the game works. There is more to know about the game than most people can reasonably expect to know. These pages genearlly serve as a backbone and as support for gameplay and class-specific pages. Some stand on their own, though most are highly detailed explanations of topics only brushed over elsewhere.

[[Diablo2 Technical Information|Technical Information]] 

 '''

== Tales of Heroes Past ==
''' 
Every hero has a tale, and some have chosen to share.

[[The Poorman takes on Uber Tristam]] by Grimborn 
[[The Homicide Squad Files]] by Grimborn 
[[Knight Shadow, Adventures of a Shadow Knight]] by Heather 
[[Terror in the Countess Tower]] by Heather. 
[[Zer's Stories]] by Zerathorn 
[[Sail's tales]] by Sailboat 
[[Candlelight's Challenged Characters]] by Candlelight 
[[Kynars-passion wielding zeal barb]] by Kynar 
[[Osteophile and Wendy]] by YogiBaar 
[[Killing em with toothpicks]] by emaq123 
[[Dughan, the No-Magic-Item Barbarian]] by Caspari 
[[Secret Diary of John Harcourt]] by Tuftears 
[[Interview with a hungover bowbarian, Big Bad Bob's Bow-wielding Barb]] by Big Bad Bob 
[[SenSitiveSkin]] by Sen 
[[Wild-Babe bows out of active service, Quite a journey]] by Chiller-Babe 
[[Irene, the Infirm, Tales of a sickly punching sorceress]] by MongoJerry 
[[Gunter, the Barbarian Mage, Tales of a barbarian mage]] by MongoJerry 
[[Maldar, the Magnificent, Tales of a pacifist hero]] by MongoJerry 
[[Kwikwilyaqa goes home]] by GrlNDgz 
[[Hardly-Able, The nekkid throw barb]] by BamBam

== Diabolic Art ==
[[Fordi's Art]] 

[[Birthday Fun]] 

== Sounds of Sanctuary ==

[[Iron Frenzy]]

Diablo II

2006-09-10T01:40:31Z

IKe2000: /* Tales of Heroes Past */

Welome to the Unofficial Diablo II Basin Wiki. Curious about what this is? How to use it? Then check out the '''[[WikiFAQ]]'''

__TOC__

== The Welcome Mat ==

[http://www.theamazonbasin.com/d2/the_welcome_mat.php Please visit the Amazon Basin Welcome Mat]

Welcome to the Amazon Basin Diablo II Wiki! Here you will find the gathered knowledge of the Amazon Basin Diablo II community. Things are still under construction, so please bear with us. Don't forget that you yourself may also add or edit content by clicking the "edit" link at the top of the page or the side of a section.

'''Note to all contributors: like it says at the bottom of the edit screen, do NOT reprint anybody's work but your own without getting prior permission from the author. If there is something you would like included in the wiki but you cannot reach the author, put in a link to the original forum thread instead.'''

==About the Game (non-gameplay)==

Diablo 2 is the sequal to the highly popular [[Diablo 1]] (<year>). Many players consider it to be a "hack and slash" styled role playing game (RPG).

[[Blizzard North]] released Diablo 2 version 1.0 on <date>. Blizzard released the Lord of Destruction expansion pack with version 1.07 on <date>. In addition to adding a significant amount of content with the expansion pack, Blizzard also made several game altering patches (notably 1.09 and 1.10) which added items, changed game balance, modified game mechanics, and brought a new feel with these changes. All of these updates are under their free <Battle.net> online gaming service. The current game version is 1.11(b?). Unless mentioned otherwise, all information in the Daiblo 2 wiki is for the most recent patch of Diablo 2, Lord of Destruction (D2 LOD).

[[Game Specs]] 
[[Blizzard's Technical Support]] 
[[Story and Novels]] 

== General Game Information ==
[[Quest Guides]] 
[[D2 Abbreviations and Gameplay Terms]] 
[[Links]] 
[[A Guide to Rushing (Loot Recovery)]] 

== Class Specific Information ==
Diablo 2 has 7 classes, listed below. Each of the seven classes has 3 unique trees of skills (with 10 skills each). Additionally, there are class-specific items, and items which give bonuses to only one class. General information, skills, and builds can be found for each of the classes by following the links in this section.

[[Amazon Technical Information and Build Guides]] 
[[Assassin Technical Information and Build Guides]] 
[[Barbarian Technical Information and Build Guides]] 
[[Druid Technical Information and Build Guides]] 
[[Necromancer Technical Information and Build Guides]] 
[[Paladin Technical Information and Build Guides]] 
[[Sorceress Technical Information and Build Guides]] 

== Technical Information ==
'Technical Information' is a broad category encompasing any well defined aspect of how the game works. There is more to know about the game than most people can reasonably expect to know. These pages genearlly serve as a backbone and as support for gameplay and class-specific pages. Some stand on their own, though most are highly detailed explanations of topics only brushed over elsewhere.

[[Technical Information]] 

 '''

== Tales of Heroes Past ==
''' 
Every hero has a tale, and some have chosen to share.

[[The Poorman takes on Uber Tristam]] by Grimborn 
[[The Homicide Squad Files]] by Grimborn 
[[Knight Shadow, Adventures of a Shadow Knight]] by Heather 
[[Terror in the Countess Tower]] by Heather. 
[[Zer's Stories]] by Zerathorn 
[[Sail's tales]] by Sailboat 
[[Candlelight's Challenged Characters]] by Candlelight 
[[Kynars-passion wielding zeal barb]] by Kynar 
[[Osteophile and Wendy]] by YogiBaar 
[[Killing em with toothpicks]] by emaq123 
[[Dughan, the No-Magic-Item Barbarian]] by Caspari 
[[Secret Diary of John Harcourt]] by Tuftears 
[[Interview with a hungover bowbarian, Big Bad Bob's Bow-wielding Barb]] by Big Bad Bob 
[[SenSitiveSkin]] by Sen 
[[Wild-Babe bows out of active service, Quite a journey]] by Chiller-Babe 
[[Irene, the Infirm, Tales of a sickly punching sorceress]] by MongoJerry 
[[Gunter, the Barbarian Mage, Tales of a barbarian mage]] by MongoJerry 
[[Maldar, the Magnificent, Tales of a pacifist hero]] by MongoJerry 
[[Kwikwilyaqa goes home]] by GrlNDgz 
[[Hardly-Able, The nekkid throw barb]] by BamBam

== Diabolic Art ==
[[Fordi's Art]] 

[[Birthday Fun]] 

== Sounds of Sanctuary ==

[[Iron Frenzy]]

Diablo II

2006-09-10T01:40:09Z

IKe2000: /* Technical Information */

Welome to the Unofficial Diablo II Basin Wiki. Curious about what this is? How to use it? Then check out the '''[[WikiFAQ]]'''

__TOC__

== The Welcome Mat ==

[http://www.theamazonbasin.com/d2/the_welcome_mat.php Please visit the Amazon Basin Welcome Mat]

Welcome to the Amazon Basin Diablo II Wiki! Here you will find the gathered knowledge of the Amazon Basin Diablo II community. Things are still under construction, so please bear with us. Don't forget that you yourself may also add or edit content by clicking the "edit" link at the top of the page or the side of a section.

'''Note to all contributors: like it says at the bottom of the edit screen, do NOT reprint anybody's work but your own without getting prior permission from the author. If there is something you would like included in the wiki but you cannot reach the author, put in a link to the original forum thread instead.'''

==About the Game (non-gameplay)==

Diablo 2 is the sequal to the highly popular [[Diablo 1]] (<year>). Many players consider it to be a "hack and slash" styled role playing game (RPG).

[[Blizzard North]] released Diablo 2 version 1.0 on <date>. Blizzard released the Lord of Destruction expansion pack with version 1.07 on <date>. In addition to adding a significant amount of content with the expansion pack, Blizzard also made several game altering patches (notably 1.09 and 1.10) which added items, changed game balance, modified game mechanics, and brought a new feel with these changes. All of these updates are under their free <Battle.net> online gaming service. The current game version is 1.11(b?). Unless mentioned otherwise, all information in the Daiblo 2 wiki is for the most recent patch of Diablo 2, Lord of Destruction (D2 LOD).

[[Game Specs]] 
[[Blizzard's Technical Support]] 
[[Story and Novels]] 

== General Game Information ==
[[Quest Guides]] 
[[D2 Abbreviations and Gameplay Terms]] 
[[Links]] 
[[A Guide to Rushing (Loot Recovery)]] 

== Class Specific Information ==
Diablo 2 has 7 classes, listed below. Each of the seven classes has 3 unique trees of skills (with 10 skills each). Additionally, there are class-specific items, and items which give bonuses to only one class. General information, skills, and builds can be found for each of the classes by following the links in this section.

[[Amazon Technical Information and Build Guides]] 
[[Assassin Technical Information and Build Guides]] 
[[Barbarian Technical Information and Build Guides]] 
[[Druid Technical Information and Build Guides]] 
[[Necromancer Technical Information and Build Guides]] 
[[Paladin Technical Information and Build Guides]] 
[[Sorceress Technical Information and Build Guides]] 

== Technical Information ==
'Technical Information' is a broad category encompasing any well defined aspect of how the game works. There is more to know about the game than most people can reasonably expect to know. These pages genearlly serve as a backbone and as support for gameplay and class-specific pages. Some stand on their own, though most are highly detailed explanations of topics only brushed over elsewhere.

[[Technical Information]] 

 '''

== Tales of Heroes Past ==
''' 

[[The Poorman takes on Uber Tristam]] by Grimborn 
[[The Homicide Squad Files]] by Grimborn 
[[Knight Shadow, Adventures of a Shadow Knight]] by Heather 
[[Terror in the Countess Tower]] by Heather. 
[[Zer's Stories]] by Zerathorn 
[[Sail's tales]] by Sailboat 
[[Candlelight's Challenged Characters]] by Candlelight 
[[Kynars-passion wielding zeal barb]] by Kynar 
[[Osteophile and Wendy]] by YogiBaar 
[[Killing em with toothpicks]] by emaq123 
[[Dughan, the No-Magic-Item Barbarian]] by Caspari 
[[Secret Diary of John Harcourt]] by Tuftears 
[[Interview with a hungover bowbarian, Big Bad Bob's Bow-wielding Barb]] by Big Bad Bob 
[[SenSitiveSkin]] by Sen 
[[Wild-Babe bows out of active service, Quite a journey]] by Chiller-Babe 
[[Irene, the Infirm, Tales of a sickly punching sorceress]] by MongoJerry 
[[Gunter, the Barbarian Mage, Tales of a barbarian mage]] by MongoJerry 
[[Maldar, the Magnificent, Tales of a pacifist hero]] by MongoJerry 
[[Kwikwilyaqa goes home]] by GrlNDgz 
[[Hardly-Able, The nekkid throw barb]] by BamBam

== Diabolic Art ==
[[Fordi's Art]] 

[[Birthday Fun]] 

== Sounds of Sanctuary ==

[[Iron Frenzy]]

Diablo II

2006-09-10T01:39:47Z

IKe2000: /* Character Class Information */

Welome to the Unofficial Diablo II Basin Wiki. Curious about what this is? How to use it? Then check out the '''[[WikiFAQ]]'''

__TOC__

== The Welcome Mat ==

[http://www.theamazonbasin.com/d2/the_welcome_mat.php Please visit the Amazon Basin Welcome Mat]

Welcome to the Amazon Basin Diablo II Wiki! Here you will find the gathered knowledge of the Amazon Basin Diablo II community. Things are still under construction, so please bear with us. Don't forget that you yourself may also add or edit content by clicking the "edit" link at the top of the page or the side of a section.

'''Note to all contributors: like it says at the bottom of the edit screen, do NOT reprint anybody's work but your own without getting prior permission from the author. If there is something you would like included in the wiki but you cannot reach the author, put in a link to the original forum thread instead.'''

==About the Game (non-gameplay)==

Diablo 2 is the sequal to the highly popular [[Diablo 1]] (<year>). Many players consider it to be a "hack and slash" styled role playing game (RPG).

[[Blizzard North]] released Diablo 2 version 1.0 on <date>. Blizzard released the Lord of Destruction expansion pack with version 1.07 on <date>. In addition to adding a significant amount of content with the expansion pack, Blizzard also made several game altering patches (notably 1.09 and 1.10) which added items, changed game balance, modified game mechanics, and brought a new feel with these changes. All of these updates are under their free <Battle.net> online gaming service. The current game version is 1.11(b?). Unless mentioned otherwise, all information in the Daiblo 2 wiki is for the most recent patch of Diablo 2, Lord of Destruction (D2 LOD).

[[Game Specs]] 
[[Blizzard's Technical Support]] 
[[Story and Novels]] 

== General Game Information ==
[[Quest Guides]] 
[[D2 Abbreviations and Gameplay Terms]] 
[[Links]] 
[[A Guide to Rushing (Loot Recovery)]] 

== Class Specific Information ==
Diablo 2 has 7 classes, listed below. Each of the seven classes has 3 unique trees of skills (with 10 skills each). Additionally, there are class-specific items, and items which give bonuses to only one class. General information, skills, and builds can be found for each of the classes by following the links in this section.

[[Amazon Technical Information and Build Guides]] 
[[Assassin Technical Information and Build Guides]] 
[[Barbarian Technical Information and Build Guides]] 
[[Druid Technical Information and Build Guides]] 
[[Necromancer Technical Information and Build Guides]] 
[[Paladin Technical Information and Build Guides]] 
[[Sorceress Technical Information and Build Guides]] 

== Technical Information ==
[[Technical Information]] 

 '''

== Tales of Heroes Past ==
''' 

[[The Poorman takes on Uber Tristam]] by Grimborn 
[[The Homicide Squad Files]] by Grimborn 
[[Knight Shadow, Adventures of a Shadow Knight]] by Heather 
[[Terror in the Countess Tower]] by Heather. 
[[Zer's Stories]] by Zerathorn 
[[Sail's tales]] by Sailboat 
[[Candlelight's Challenged Characters]] by Candlelight 
[[Kynars-passion wielding zeal barb]] by Kynar 
[[Osteophile and Wendy]] by YogiBaar 
[[Killing em with toothpicks]] by emaq123 
[[Dughan, the No-Magic-Item Barbarian]] by Caspari 
[[Secret Diary of John Harcourt]] by Tuftears 
[[Interview with a hungover bowbarian, Big Bad Bob's Bow-wielding Barb]] by Big Bad Bob 
[[SenSitiveSkin]] by Sen 
[[Wild-Babe bows out of active service, Quite a journey]] by Chiller-Babe 
[[Irene, the Infirm, Tales of a sickly punching sorceress]] by MongoJerry 
[[Gunter, the Barbarian Mage, Tales of a barbarian mage]] by MongoJerry 
[[Maldar, the Magnificent, Tales of a pacifist hero]] by MongoJerry 
[[Kwikwilyaqa goes home]] by GrlNDgz 
[[Hardly-Able, The nekkid throw barb]] by BamBam

== Diabolic Art ==
[[Fordi's Art]] 

[[Birthday Fun]] 

== Sounds of Sanctuary ==

[[Iron Frenzy]]

Diablo II

2006-09-10T01:38:50Z

IKe2000: /* About the Game (non-gameplay) */

Welome to the Unofficial Diablo II Basin Wiki. Curious about what this is? How to use it? Then check out the '''[[WikiFAQ]]'''

__TOC__

== The Welcome Mat ==

[http://www.theamazonbasin.com/d2/the_welcome_mat.php Please visit the Amazon Basin Welcome Mat]

Welcome to the Amazon Basin Diablo II Wiki! Here you will find the gathered knowledge of the Amazon Basin Diablo II community. Things are still under construction, so please bear with us. Don't forget that you yourself may also add or edit content by clicking the "edit" link at the top of the page or the side of a section.

'''Note to all contributors: like it says at the bottom of the edit screen, do NOT reprint anybody's work but your own without getting prior permission from the author. If there is something you would like included in the wiki but you cannot reach the author, put in a link to the original forum thread instead.'''

==About the Game (non-gameplay)==

Diablo 2 is the sequal to the highly popular [[Diablo 1]] (<year>). Many players consider it to be a "hack and slash" styled role playing game (RPG).

[[Blizzard North]] released Diablo 2 version 1.0 on <date>. Blizzard released the Lord of Destruction expansion pack with version 1.07 on <date>. In addition to adding a significant amount of content with the expansion pack, Blizzard also made several game altering patches (notably 1.09 and 1.10) which added items, changed game balance, modified game mechanics, and brought a new feel with these changes. All of these updates are under their free <Battle.net> online gaming service. The current game version is 1.11(b?). Unless mentioned otherwise, all information in the Daiblo 2 wiki is for the most recent patch of Diablo 2, Lord of Destruction (D2 LOD).

[[Game Specs]] 
[[Blizzard's Technical Support]] 
[[Story and Novels]] 

== General Game Information ==
[[Quest Guides]] 
[[D2 Abbreviations and Gameplay Terms]] 
[[Links]] 
[[A Guide to Rushing (Loot Recovery)]] 

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[[The Poorman takes on Uber Tristam]] by Grimborn 
[[The Homicide Squad Files]] by Grimborn 
[[Knight Shadow, Adventures of a Shadow Knight]] by Heather 
[[Terror in the Countess Tower]] by Heather. 
[[Zer's Stories]] by Zerathorn 
[[Sail's tales]] by Sailboat 
[[Candlelight's Challenged Characters]] by Candlelight 
[[Kynars-passion wielding zeal barb]] by Kynar 
[[Osteophile and Wendy]] by YogiBaar 
[[Killing em with toothpicks]] by emaq123 
[[Dughan, the No-Magic-Item Barbarian]] by Caspari 
[[Secret Diary of John Harcourt]] by Tuftears 
[[Interview with a hungover bowbarian, Big Bad Bob's Bow-wielding Barb]] by Big Bad Bob 
[[SenSitiveSkin]] by Sen 
[[Wild-Babe bows out of active service, Quite a journey]] by Chiller-Babe 
[[Irene, the Infirm, Tales of a sickly punching sorceress]] by MongoJerry 
[[Gunter, the Barbarian Mage, Tales of a barbarian mage]] by MongoJerry 
[[Maldar, the Magnificent, Tales of a pacifist hero]] by MongoJerry 
[[Kwikwilyaqa goes home]] by GrlNDgz 
[[Hardly-Able, The nekkid throw barb]] by BamBam

== Diabolic Art ==
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[[Birthday Fun]] 

== Sounds of Sanctuary ==

[[Iron Frenzy]]

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Welcome to [http://www.theamazonbasin.com The Amazon Basin]'s [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki Wiki] page. The Basin's motto is "A community of friends playing games". We are a group of gamers interested in playing fair and respecting each other.

Our community consists of several guilds organized around the games in which we participate. Please feel free to explore the information we have available here and enjoy your time with the Amazon Basin.

Our wiki currently holds [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] pages contributed by our members!

== Updates ==

This is a test for creating a new page called [[Basin News]].

I've just merged the "Unofficial WoW Wiki" with the wiki database here. This was a very hairy process, but I'm pretty sure we didn't lose any data (all is backed up elsewhere if we did). WoW users will need to reregister. Please give a helping hand in getting the new wiki together. The WoW wiki can be accessed via the left nav or via [[Main Page WoW]] --[[User:Malphigian|Malphigian]] 17:11, 21 Feb 2005 (Eastern Standard Time)

The DAoC branch is working on their [[DAoC Main Page|Main Page]].

Wiki moved over from TPJ's server to the main Basin server. All the Basin resources are now hosted on the Basin server. Sorry for the downtime, but it was something that needed to be done. Back to Wiki'ing. (NLX3647)

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=Rune Words=

==Rune Word Basics==

==Rune Word Listings==

[[Original Rune Words]]

[[1.10 Rune Words]]

[[1.10 Ladder Only Runewords]]

[[1.11 Rune Words]]

==Rune Word Resources==

Lists / tables to help decide what rune words to make

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=Rune Words=

==Rune Word Basics==

==Rune Word Listings==

[[Original Rune Words]]

[[1.10 Rune Words]]

[[1.10 Ladder Only Runewords]]

[[1.11 Rune Words]]

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=Rune Words=

==Rune Word Basics==

==Rune Word Listings==

[[Original Rune Words]]

[[1.10 Rune Words]]

[[1.10 Ladder Only Runewords]]

[[1.11 Rune Words]]

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=Rune Words=

[[Rune Word Basics]]

[[Original Rune Words]]

[[1.10 Rune Words]]

[[1.10 Ladder Only Runewords]]

[[1.11 Rune Words]]

Amazon attack speed

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The attack speed displayed by the game doesn't really give enough information about the actual speed at which attacks are occurring. The game actually specifies speed as the number of frames of animation it takes to complete the attack. The game runs at 25 frames per second (at least the logic does), therefore, as an example, a 10 frame attack would translate to 2.5 attacks per second. 

Because of this discreet nature of speed, there isn't a one to one correspondence between the increased attack speed (IAS) percentage and the effective speed increase. The tables below, often referred to as breakpoints, show at what percentage of IAS gives a change in attack speed.

== Bow Normal Attack Breakpoints ==

This section lists the breakpoints for a normal attack using a bow. These tables hold
for all attacks other the strafe (elemental, magic, guided, multi, etc).

=== Hunter's, Composite, Razor, Double, Blade, Great, Matriarchal (-10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS, 12 frames
* 8% IAS, 11 frames
* 22% IAS, 10 frames
* 42% IAS, 9 frames
* 75% IAS, 8 frames
* 142% IAS, 7 frames

=== Long, Short Battle, Stag, Short War, Cedar, Short Siege, Ashwood, Rune, Ward, Diamond, Shadow (0 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS, 13 frames
* 9% IAS, 12 frames
* 20% IAS, 11 frames
* 37% IAS, 10 frames
* 63% IAS, 9 frames
* 105% IAS, 8 frames
* 200% IAS, 7 frames

=== Short, Edge, Spider (5 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 14 frames
* 6% IAS 13 frames
* 15% IAS 12 frames
* 27% IAS 11 frames
* 46% IAS 10 frames
* 75% IAS 9 frames
* 125% IAS 8 frames
* 240% IAS 7 frames

=== Long Battle, Long War, Reflex, Large Siege, Gothic, Ceremonial, Hydra, Crusader, Grand Matron (10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS, 15 frames
* 4% IAS, 14 frames
* 11% IAS, 13 frames
* 22% IAS, 12 frames
* 35% IAS, 11 frames
* 56% IAS, 10 frames
* 89% IAS, 9 frames
* 147% IAS, 8 frames
* 292% IAS, 7 frames

== Bow Strafe Breakpoints ==

This section lists the breakpoints for a strafe attack using a bow.

The first number is the number of frames needed to shoot the first arrow plus the number
of frames needed to finish up the strafe animation. Because of how the animation process
works, this is not the same as the number of frames needed to do a normal attack.

The second number means the number of frames needed to shoot every arrow that comes
after the first arrow.

=== Hunter's, Composite, Razor, Double, Blade, Great, Matriarchal (-10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 13/3
* 2% IAS 12/3
* 13% IAS 11/3
* 15% IAS 10/3
* 37% IAS 9/3
* 60% IAS 9/2
* 80% IAS 8/2

=== Long, Short Battle, Stag, Short War, Cedar, Short Siege, Ashwood, Rune, Ward, Diamond, Shadow (0 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 13/3
* 13% IAS 12/3
* 26% IAS 11/3
* 29% IAS 10/3
* 56% IAS 9/3
* 86% IAS 9/2
* 113% IAS 8/2

=== Short, Edge, Spider (5 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 14/4
* 6% IAS 13/3
* 19% IAS 12/3
* 34% IAS 11/3
* 37% IAS 10/3
* 68% IAS 9/3
* 102% IAS 9/2
* 133% IAS 8/2

=== Long Battle, Long War, Reflex, Large Siege, Gothic, Ceremonial, Hydra, Crusader, Grand Matron (10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 15/4
* 3% IAS 14/4
* 11% IAS 13/3
* 26% IAS 12/3
* 42% IAS 11/3
* 46% IAS 10/3
* 80% IAS 9/3
* 120% IAS 9/2
* 157% IAS 8/2

== Crossbow Normal Attack Breakpoints ==
===Chu-Ko-Nu, Demon Crossbow (-60 WSM)===
*0% IAS 12 frames
*8% IAS 11 frames

===Repeating Crossbow (-40 WSM)===
*0% IAS 14 frames
*4% IAS 13 frames
*16% IAS 12 frames
*35% IAS 11 frames

===Light Crossbow, Arbalest, Pellet Bow (-10 WSM)===
*0% IAS 18 frames
*3% IAS 17 frames
*9% IAS 16 frames
*18% IAS 15 frames
*30% IAS 14 frames
*46% IAS 13 frames
*70% IAS 12 frames
*109% IAS 11 frames

===Crossbow, Seige Crossbow, Gorgon Crossbow (0 WSM)===
*0% IAS 19 frames
*7% IAS 18 frames
*14% IAS 17 frames
*22% IAS 16 frames
*32% IAS 15 frames
*48% IAS 14 frames
*68% IAS 13 frames
*99% IAS 12 frames
*152% IAS 11 frames

===Heavy Crossbow, Ballista, Colossus Crossbow (10 WSM)===
*0% IAS 22 frames
*2% IAS 21 frames
*6% IAS 20 frames
*11% IAS 19 frames
*19% IAS 18 frames
*27% IAS 17 frames
*37% IAS 16 frames
*50% IAS 15 frames
*70% IAS 14 frames
*95% IAS 13 frames
*138% IAS 12 frames
*215% IAS 11 frames

== Crossbow Strafe Breakpoints ==
===Chu-Ko-Nu, Demon Crossbow (-60 WSM)===
*0% IAS 12/3.5
*2% IAS 11.5/3.5
*8% IAS 11/3

===Repeating Crossbow (-40 WSM)===
*0% IAS 14/4
*4% IAS 14/4b
*7% IAS (14/13)/4
*11% IAS 12/3.5
*26% IAS 11.5/3.5
*35% IAS 11/3

===Light Crossbow, Arbalest, Pellet Bow (-10 WSM)===
*0% IAS 18/5
*3% IAS 18/5b
*4% IAS 17/5
*6% IAS 16/5
*13% IAS 16/4.5
*16% IAS 15.5/4.5
*18% IAS 15/4
*23% IAS 15/4b
*30% IAS 14/4
*46% IAS 14/4b
*52% IAS (14/13)/4
*60% IAS 12/3.5
*89% IAS 11.5/3.5
*109% IAS 11/3

===Crossbow, Seige Crossbow, Gorgon Crossbow (0 WSM)===
*0% IAS 19/5
*9% IAS 18/5
*14% IAS 18/5b
*15% IAS 17/5
*18% IAS 16/5
*26% IAS 16/4.5
*30% IAS 15.5/4.5
*32% IAS 15/4
*39% IAS 15/4b
*48% IAS 14/4
*68% IAS 14/4b
*75% IAS (14/13)/4
*86% IAS 12/3.5
*125% IAS 11.5/3.5
*152% IAS 11/3

===Heavy Crossbow, Ballista, Colossus Crossbow (10 WSM)===
*0% IAS 22/6
*2% IAS 21/6
*6% IAS 20/6
*11% IAS 19/5
*22% IAS 18/5
*27% IAS 18/5b
*29% IAS 17/5
*32% IAS 16/5
*42% IAS 16/4.5
*48% IAS 15.5/4.5
*50% IAS 15/4
*58% IAS 15/4b
*70% IAS 14/4
*95% IAS 14/4b
*105% IAS (14/13)/4
*120% IAS 12/3.5
*174% IAS 11.5/3.5
*215% IAS 11/3

==Some Notes on the Notation==
The second number means the same thing as before: the number of frames needed to shoot every arrow that comes after the first arrow.

The first number means something slightly different now. It is actually the number of frames needed to shoot the first arrow + the number of frames needed to finish up the strafe animation. Because of how the animation process works, '''this is not the same as the number of frames needed to do a normal attack.'''

Some specific notes on some crossbow strafe speed grades:
*XX/4.5 Strafe and xx/3.5 Strafe speeds: The 2nd, 4th, 6th, 8th and 10th arrows take 1 frames longer to shoot. For example, in a 16/4.5 Strafe, the second strafe arrow takes 5 frames and the third arrow takes 4 frames.

*18/5b Strafe, 14/4b Strafe: The second arrow fired in the volley takes one less frame to shoot, but the finishing animation is 1 frame longer.

*15/4b Strafe: The first arrow takes one less frame to shoot, but the finishing animation takes 1 frame longer.

*(14/13)/4 Strafe: The second arrow in the volley takes one frame less to shoot. The finishing animation is 14 frames long when shooting two strafe arrows.

*15.5/4.5 Strafe: The finishing animation takes 1 frame longer when shooting a total of 1, 3, 5, 7, or 9 Strafe arrows.

*11.5/3.5 Strafe: The finishing animation takes 1 frame longer when shooting a total of 1, 3, 5, 7, or 9 Strafe arrows.

== Links ==
[http://www.theamazonbasin.com/d2/forums/index.php?showtopic=43673 Attack and Strafe Speed Breakpoints for Bows and Crossbows]

== Credits ==
* This information was originally published on the forums by brianc84.

Amazon attack speed

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The attack speed displayed by the game doesn't really give enough information about the actual speed at which attacks are occurring. The game actually specifies speed as the number of frames of animation it takes to complete the attack. The game runs at 25 frames per second (at least the logic does), therefore, as an example, a 10 frame attack would translate to 2.5 attacks per second. 

Because of this discreet nature of speed, there isn't a one to one correspondence between the increased attack speed (IAS) percentage and the effective speed increase. The tables below, often referred to as breakpoints, show at what percentage of IAS gives a change in attack speed.

== Bow Normal Attack Breakpoints ==

This section lists the breakpoints for a normal attack using a bow. These tables hold
for all attacks other the strafe (elemental, magic, guided, multi, etc).

=== Hunter's, Composite, Razor, Double, Blade, Great, Matriarchal (-10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS, 12 frames
* 8% IAS, 11 frames
* 22% IAS, 10 frames
* 42% IAS, 9 frames
* 75% IAS, 8 frames
* 142% IAS, 7 frames

=== Long, Short Battle, Stag, Short War, Cedar, Short Siege, Ashwood, Rune, Ward, Diamond, Shadow (0 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS, 13 frames
* 9% IAS, 12 frames
* 20% IAS, 11 frames
* 37% IAS, 10 frames
* 63% IAS, 9 frames
* 105% IAS, 8 frames
* 200% IAS, 7 frames

=== Short, Edge, Spider (5 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 14 frames
* 6% IAS 13 frames
* 15% IAS 12 frames
* 27% IAS 11 frames
* 46% IAS 10 frames
* 75% IAS 9 frames
* 125% IAS 8 frames
* 240% IAS 7 frames

=== Long Battle, Long War, Reflex, Large Siege, Gothic, Ceremonial, Hydra, Crusader, Grand Matron (10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS, 15 frames
* 4% IAS, 14 frames
* 11% IAS, 13 frames
* 22% IAS, 12 frames
* 35% IAS, 11 frames
* 56% IAS, 10 frames
* 89% IAS, 9 frames
* 147% IAS, 8 frames
* 292% IAS, 7 frames

== Bow Strafe Breakpoints ==

This section lists the breakpoints for a strafe attack using a bow.

The first number is the number of frames needed to shoot the first arrow plus the number
of frames needed to finish up the strafe animation. Because of how the animation process
works, this is not the same as the number of frames needed to do a normal attack.

The second number means the number of frames needed to shoot every arrow that comes
after the first arrow.

=== Hunter's, Composite, Razor, Double, Blade, Great, Matriarchal (-10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 13/3
* 2% IAS 12/3
* 13% IAS 11/3
* 15% IAS 10/3
* 37% IAS 9/3
* 60% IAS 9/2
* 80% IAS 8/2

=== Long, Short Battle, Stag, Short War, Cedar, Short Siege, Ashwood, Rune, Ward, Diamond, Shadow (0 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 13/3
* 13% IAS 12/3
* 26% IAS 11/3
* 29% IAS 10/3
* 56% IAS 9/3
* 86% IAS 9/2
* 113% IAS 8/2

=== Short, Edge, Spider (5 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 14/4
* 6% IAS 13/3
* 19% IAS 12/3
* 34% IAS 11/3
* 37% IAS 10/3
* 68% IAS 9/3
* 102% IAS 9/2
* 133% IAS 8/2

=== Long Battle, Long War, Reflex, Large Siege, Gothic, Ceremonial, Hydra, Crusader, Grand Matron (10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 15/4
* 3% IAS 14/4
* 11% IAS 13/3
* 26% IAS 12/3
* 42% IAS 11/3
* 46% IAS 10/3
* 80% IAS 9/3
* 120% IAS 9/2
* 157% IAS 8/2

== Crossbow Normal Attack Breakpoints ==
===Chu-Ko-Nu, Demon Crossbow (-60 WSM)===
*0% IAS 12 frames
*8% IAS 11 frames

===Repeating Crossbow (-40 WSM)===
*0% IAS 14 frames
*4% IAS 13 frames
*16% IAS 12 frames
*35% IAS 11 frames

===Light Crossbow, Arbalest, Pellet Bow (-10 WSM)===
*0% IAS 18 frames
*3% IAS 17 frames
*9% IAS 16 frames
*18% IAS 15 frames
*30% IAS 14 frames
*46% IAS 13 frames
*70% IAS 12 frames
*109% IAS 11 frames

===Crossbow, Seige Crossbow, Gorgon Crossbow (0 WSM)===
*0% IAS 19 frames
*7% IAS 18 frames
*14% IAS 17 frames
*22% IAS 16 frames
*32% IAS 15 frames
*48% IAS 14 frames
*68% IAS 13 frames
*99% IAS 12 frames
*152% IAS 11 frames

===Heavy Crossbow, Ballista, Colossus Crossbow (10 WSM)===
*0% IAS 22 frames
*2% IAS 21 frames
*6% IAS 20 frames
*11% IAS 19 frames
*19% IAS 18 frames
*27% IAS 17 frames
*37% IAS 16 frames
*50% IAS 15 frames
*70% IAS 14 frames
*95% IAS 13 frames
*138% IAS 12 frames
*215% IAS 11 frames

== Crossbow Strafe Breakpoints ==
===Chu-Ko-Nu, Demon Crossbow (-60 WSM)===
*0% IAS 12/3.5
*2% IAS 11.5/3.5
*8% IAS 11/3

===Repeating Crossbow (-40 WSM)===
*0% IAS 14/4
*4% IAS 14/4b
*7% IAS (14/13)/4
*11% IAS 12/3.5
*26% IAS 11.5/3.5
*35% IAS 11/3

===Light Crossbow, Arbalest, Pellet Bow (-10 WSM)===
*0% IAS 18/5
*3% IAS 18/5b
*4% IAS 17/5
*6% IAS 16/5
*13% IAS 16/4.5
*16% IAS 15.5/4.5
*18% IAS 15/4
*23% IAS 15/4b
*30% IAS 14/4
*46% IAS 14/4b
*52% IAS (14/13)/4
*60% IAS 12/3.5
*89% IAS 11.5/3.5
*109% IAS 11/3

===Crossbow, Seige Crossbow, Gorgon Crossbow (0 WSM)===
*0% IAS 19/5
*9% IAS 18/5
*14% IAS 18/5b
*15% IAS 17/5
*18% IAS 16/5
*26% IAS 16/4.5
*30% IAS 15.5/4.5
*32% IAS 15/4
*39% IAS 15/4b
*48% IAS 14/4
*68% IAS 14/4b
*75% IAS (14/13)/4
*86% IAS 12/3.5
*125% IAS 11.5/3.5
*152% IAS 11/3

===Heavy Crossbow, Ballista, Colossus Crossbow (10 WSM)===
*0% IAS 22/6
*2% IAS 21/6
*6% IAS 20/6
*11% IAS 19/5
*22% IAS 18/5
*27% IAS 18/5b
*29% IAS 17/5
*32% IAS 16/5
*42% IAS 16/4.5
*48% IAS 15.5/4.5
*50% IAS 15/4
*58% IAS 15/4b
*70% IAS 14/4
*95% IAS 14/4b
*105% IAS (14/13)/4
*120% IAS 12/3.5
*174% IAS 11.5/3.5
*215% IAS 11/3

==Some notes on the notation==
The second number means the same thing as before: the number of frames needed to shoot every arrow that comes after the first arrow.

The first number means something slightly different now. It is actually the number of frames needed to shoot the first arrow + the number of frames needed to finish up the strafe animation. Because of how the animation process works, '''this is not the same as the number of frames needed to do a normal attack.'''

Some specific notes on some crossbow strafe speed grades:
*XX/4.5 Strafe and xx/3.5 Strafe speeds: The 2nd, 4th, 6th, 8th and 10th arrows take 1 frames longer to shoot. For example, in a 16/4.5 Strafe, the second strafe arrow takes 5 frames and the third arrow takes 4 frames.

*18/5b Strafe, 14/4b Strafe: The second arrow fired in the volley takes one less frame to shoot, but the finishing animation is 1 frame longer.

*15/4b Strafe: The first arrow takes one less frame to shoot, but the finishing animation takes 1 frame longer.

*(14/13)/4 Strafe: The second arrow in the volley takes one frame less to shoot. The finishing animation is 14 frames long when shooting two strafe arrows.

*15.5/4.5 Strafe: The finishing animation takes 1 frame longer when shooting a total of 1, 3, 5, 7, or 9 Strafe arrows.

*11.5/3.5 Strafe: The finishing animation takes 1 frame longer when shooting a total of 1, 3, 5, 7, or 9 Strafe arrows.

== Links ==
[http://www.theamazonbasin.com/d2/forums/index.php?showtopic=43673 Attack and Strafe Speed Breakpoints for Bows and Crossbows]

== Credits ==
* This information was originally published on the forums by brianc84.

Amazon attack speed

2006-09-06T13:57:49Z

IKe2000: /* Some notes on the notation : */

__TOC__

The attack speed displayed by the game doesn't really give enough information about the actual speed at which attacks are occurring. The game actually specifies speed as the number of frames of animation it takes to complete the attack. The game runs at 25 frames per second (at least the logic does), therefore, as an example, a 10 frame attack would translate to 2.5 attacks per second. 

Because of this discreet nature of speed, there isn't a one to one correspondence between the increased attack speed (IAS) percentage and the effective speed increase. The tables below, often referred to as breakpoints, show at what percentage of IAS gives a change in attack speed.

== Bow Normal Attack Breakpoints ==

This section lists the breakpoints for a normal attack using a bow. These tables hold
for all attacks other the strafe (elemental, magic, guided, multi, etc).

=== Hunter's, Composite, Razor, Double, Blade, Great, Matriarchal (-10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS, 12 frames
* 8% IAS, 11 frames
* 22% IAS, 10 frames
* 42% IAS, 9 frames
* 75% IAS, 8 frames
* 142% IAS, 7 frames

=== Long, Short Battle, Stag, Short War, Cedar, Short Siege, Ashwood, Rune, Ward, Diamond, Shadow (0 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS, 13 frames
* 9% IAS, 12 frames
* 20% IAS, 11 frames
* 37% IAS, 10 frames
* 63% IAS, 9 frames
* 105% IAS, 8 frames
* 200% IAS, 7 frames

=== Short, Edge, Spider (5 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 14 frames
* 6% IAS 13 frames
* 15% IAS 12 frames
* 27% IAS 11 frames
* 46% IAS 10 frames
* 75% IAS 9 frames
* 125% IAS 8 frames
* 240% IAS 7 frames

=== Long Battle, Long War, Reflex, Large Siege, Gothic, Ceremonial, Hydra, Crusader, Grand Matron (10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS, 15 frames
* 4% IAS, 14 frames
* 11% IAS, 13 frames
* 22% IAS, 12 frames
* 35% IAS, 11 frames
* 56% IAS, 10 frames
* 89% IAS, 9 frames
* 147% IAS, 8 frames
* 292% IAS, 7 frames

== Bow Strafe Breakpoints ==

This section lists the breakpoints for a strafe attack using a bow.

The first number is the number of frames needed to shoot the first arrow plus the number
of frames needed to finish up the strafe animation. Because of how the animation process
works, this is not the same as the number of frames needed to do a normal attack.

The second number means the number of frames needed to shoot every arrow that comes
after the first arrow.

=== Hunter's, Composite, Razor, Double, Blade, Great, Matriarchal (-10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 13/3
* 2% IAS 12/3
* 13% IAS 11/3
* 15% IAS 10/3
* 37% IAS 9/3
* 60% IAS 9/2
* 80% IAS 8/2

=== Long, Short Battle, Stag, Short War, Cedar, Short Siege, Ashwood, Rune, Ward, Diamond, Shadow (0 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 13/3
* 13% IAS 12/3
* 26% IAS 11/3
* 29% IAS 10/3
* 56% IAS 9/3
* 86% IAS 9/2
* 113% IAS 8/2

=== Short, Edge, Spider (5 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 14/4
* 6% IAS 13/3
* 19% IAS 12/3
* 34% IAS 11/3
* 37% IAS 10/3
* 68% IAS 9/3
* 102% IAS 9/2
* 133% IAS 8/2

=== Long Battle, Long War, Reflex, Large Siege, Gothic, Ceremonial, Hydra, Crusader, Grand Matron (10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 15/4
* 3% IAS 14/4
* 11% IAS 13/3
* 26% IAS 12/3
* 42% IAS 11/3
* 46% IAS 10/3
* 80% IAS 9/3
* 120% IAS 9/2
* 157% IAS 8/2

== Crossbow Normal Attack Breakpoints ==
===Chu-Ko-Nu, Demon Crossbow (-60 WSM)===
*0% IAS 12 frames
*8% IAS 11 frames

===Repeating Crossbow (-40 WSM)===
*0% IAS 14 frames
*4% IAS 13 frames
*16% IAS 12 frames
*35% IAS 11 frames

===Light Crossbow, Arbalest, Pellet Bow (-10 WSM)===
*0% IAS 18 frames
*3% IAS 17 frames
*9% IAS 16 frames
*18% IAS 15 frames
*30% IAS 14 frames
*46% IAS 13 frames
*70% IAS 12 frames
*109% IAS 11 frames

===Crossbow, Seige Crossbow, Gorgon Crossbow (0 WSM)===
*0% IAS 19 frames
*7% IAS 18 frames
*14% IAS 17 frames
*22% IAS 16 frames
*32% IAS 15 frames
*48% IAS 14 frames
*68% IAS 13 frames
*99% IAS 12 frames
*152% IAS 11 frames

===Heavy Crossbow, Ballista, Colossus Crossbow (10 WSM)===
*0% IAS 22 frames
*2% IAS 21 frames
*6% IAS 20 frames
*11% IAS 19 frames
*19% IAS 18 frames
*27% IAS 17 frames
*37% IAS 16 frames
*50% IAS 15 frames
*70% IAS 14 frames
*95% IAS 13 frames
*138% IAS 12 frames
*215% IAS 11 frames

== Crossbow Strafe Breakpoints ==
===Chu-Ko-Nu, Demon Crossbow (-60 WSM)===
*0% IAS 12/3.5
*2% IAS 11.5/3.5
*8% IAS 11/3

===Repeating Crossbow (-40 WSM)===
*0% IAS 14/4
*4% IAS 14/4b
*7% IAS (14/13)/4
*11% IAS 12/3.5
*26% IAS 11.5/3.5
*35% IAS 11/3

===Light Crossbow, Arbalest, Pellet Bow (-10 WSM)===
*0% IAS 18/5
*3% IAS 18/5b
*4% IAS 17/5
*6% IAS 16/5
*13% IAS 16/4.5
*16% IAS 15.5/4.5
*18% IAS 15/4
*23% IAS 15/4b
*30% IAS 14/4
*46% IAS 14/4b
*52% IAS (14/13)/4
*60% IAS 12/3.5
*89% IAS 11.5/3.5
*109% IAS 11/3

===Crossbow, Seige Crossbow, Gorgon Crossbow (0 WSM)===
*0% IAS 19/5
*9% IAS 18/5
*14% IAS 18/5b
*15% IAS 17/5
*18% IAS 16/5
*26% IAS 16/4.5
*30% IAS 15.5/4.5
*32% IAS 15/4
*39% IAS 15/4b
*48% IAS 14/4
*68% IAS 14/4b
*75% IAS (14/13)/4
*86% IAS 12/3.5
*125% IAS 11.5/3.5
*152% IAS 11/3

===Heavy Crossbow, Ballista, Colossus Crossbow (10 WSM)===
*0% IAS 22/6
*2% IAS 21/6
*6% IAS 20/6
*11% IAS 19/5
*22% IAS 18/5
*27% IAS 18/5b
*29% IAS 17/5
*32% IAS 16/5
*42% IAS 16/4.5
*48% IAS 15.5/4.5
*50% IAS 15/4
*58% IAS 15/4b
*70% IAS 14/4
*95% IAS 14/4b
*105% IAS (14/13)/4
*120% IAS 12/3.5
*174% IAS 11.5/3.5
*215% IAS 11/3

===Some notes on the notation :===
The second number means the same thing as before: the number of frames needed to shoot every arrow that comes after the first arrow.

The first number means something slightly different now. It is actually the number of frames needed to shoot the first arrow + the number of frames needed to finish up the strafe animation. Because of how the animation process works, '''this is not the same as the number of frames needed to do a normal attack.'''

Some specific notes on some crossbow strafe speed grades:
*XX/4.5 Strafe and xx/3.5 Strafe speeds: The 2nd, 4th, 6th, 8th and 10th arrows take 1 frames longer to shoot. For example, in a 16/4.5 Strafe, the second strafe arrow takes 5 frames and the third arrow takes 4 frames.

*18/5b Strafe, 14/4b Strafe: The second arrow fired in the volley takes one less frame to shoot, but the finishing animation is 1 frame longer.

*15/4b Strafe: The first arrow takes one less frame to shoot, but the finishing animation takes 1 frame longer.

*(14/13)/4 Strafe: The second arrow in the volley takes one frame less to shoot. The finishing animation is 14 frames long when shooting two strafe arrows.

*15.5/4.5 Strafe: The finishing animation takes 1 frame longer when shooting a total of 1, 3, 5, 7, or 9 Strafe arrows.

*11.5/3.5 Strafe: The finishing animation takes 1 frame longer when shooting a total of 1, 3, 5, 7, or 9 Strafe arrows.

== Links ==
[http://www.theamazonbasin.com/d2/forums/index.php?showtopic=43673 Attack and Strafe Speed Breakpoints for Bows and Crossbows]

== Credits ==
* This information was originally published on the forums by brianc84.

Amazon attack speed

2006-09-06T13:55:03Z

IKe2000:

__TOC__

The attack speed displayed by the game doesn't really give enough information about the actual speed at which attacks are occurring. The game actually specifies speed as the number of frames of animation it takes to complete the attack. The game runs at 25 frames per second (at least the logic does), therefore, as an example, a 10 frame attack would translate to 2.5 attacks per second. 

Because of this discreet nature of speed, there isn't a one to one correspondence between the increased attack speed (IAS) percentage and the effective speed increase. The tables below, often referred to as breakpoints, show at what percentage of IAS gives a change in attack speed.

== Bow Normal Attack Breakpoints ==

This section lists the breakpoints for a normal attack using a bow. These tables hold
for all attacks other the strafe (elemental, magic, guided, multi, etc).

=== Hunter's, Composite, Razor, Double, Blade, Great, Matriarchal (-10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS, 12 frames
* 8% IAS, 11 frames
* 22% IAS, 10 frames
* 42% IAS, 9 frames
* 75% IAS, 8 frames
* 142% IAS, 7 frames

=== Long, Short Battle, Stag, Short War, Cedar, Short Siege, Ashwood, Rune, Ward, Diamond, Shadow (0 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS, 13 frames
* 9% IAS, 12 frames
* 20% IAS, 11 frames
* 37% IAS, 10 frames
* 63% IAS, 9 frames
* 105% IAS, 8 frames
* 200% IAS, 7 frames

=== Short, Edge, Spider (5 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 14 frames
* 6% IAS 13 frames
* 15% IAS 12 frames
* 27% IAS 11 frames
* 46% IAS 10 frames
* 75% IAS 9 frames
* 125% IAS 8 frames
* 240% IAS 7 frames

=== Long Battle, Long War, Reflex, Large Siege, Gothic, Ceremonial, Hydra, Crusader, Grand Matron (10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS, 15 frames
* 4% IAS, 14 frames
* 11% IAS, 13 frames
* 22% IAS, 12 frames
* 35% IAS, 11 frames
* 56% IAS, 10 frames
* 89% IAS, 9 frames
* 147% IAS, 8 frames
* 292% IAS, 7 frames

== Bow Strafe Breakpoints ==

This section lists the breakpoints for a strafe attack using a bow.

The first number is the number of frames needed to shoot the first arrow plus the number
of frames needed to finish up the strafe animation. Because of how the animation process
works, this is not the same as the number of frames needed to do a normal attack.

The second number means the number of frames needed to shoot every arrow that comes
after the first arrow.

=== Hunter's, Composite, Razor, Double, Blade, Great, Matriarchal (-10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 13/3
* 2% IAS 12/3
* 13% IAS 11/3
* 15% IAS 10/3
* 37% IAS 9/3
* 60% IAS 9/2
* 80% IAS 8/2

=== Long, Short Battle, Stag, Short War, Cedar, Short Siege, Ashwood, Rune, Ward, Diamond, Shadow (0 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 13/3
* 13% IAS 12/3
* 26% IAS 11/3
* 29% IAS 10/3
* 56% IAS 9/3
* 86% IAS 9/2
* 113% IAS 8/2

=== Short, Edge, Spider (5 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 14/4
* 6% IAS 13/3
* 19% IAS 12/3
* 34% IAS 11/3
* 37% IAS 10/3
* 68% IAS 9/3
* 102% IAS 9/2
* 133% IAS 8/2

=== Long Battle, Long War, Reflex, Large Siege, Gothic, Ceremonial, Hydra, Crusader, Grand Matron (10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 15/4
* 3% IAS 14/4
* 11% IAS 13/3
* 26% IAS 12/3
* 42% IAS 11/3
* 46% IAS 10/3
* 80% IAS 9/3
* 120% IAS 9/2
* 157% IAS 8/2

== Crossbow Normal Attack Breakpoints ==
===Chu-Ko-Nu, Demon Crossbow (-60 WSM)===
*0% IAS 12 frames
*8% IAS 11 frames

===Repeating Crossbow (-40 WSM)===
*0% IAS 14 frames
*4% IAS 13 frames
*16% IAS 12 frames
*35% IAS 11 frames

===Light Crossbow, Arbalest, Pellet Bow (-10 WSM)===
*0% IAS 18 frames
*3% IAS 17 frames
*9% IAS 16 frames
*18% IAS 15 frames
*30% IAS 14 frames
*46% IAS 13 frames
*70% IAS 12 frames
*109% IAS 11 frames

===Crossbow, Seige Crossbow, Gorgon Crossbow (0 WSM)===
*0% IAS 19 frames
*7% IAS 18 frames
*14% IAS 17 frames
*22% IAS 16 frames
*32% IAS 15 frames
*48% IAS 14 frames
*68% IAS 13 frames
*99% IAS 12 frames
*152% IAS 11 frames

===Heavy Crossbow, Ballista, Colossus Crossbow (10 WSM)===
*0% IAS 22 frames
*2% IAS 21 frames
*6% IAS 20 frames
*11% IAS 19 frames
*19% IAS 18 frames
*27% IAS 17 frames
*37% IAS 16 frames
*50% IAS 15 frames
*70% IAS 14 frames
*95% IAS 13 frames
*138% IAS 12 frames
*215% IAS 11 frames

== Crossbow Strafe Breakpoints ==
===Chu-Ko-Nu, Demon Crossbow (-60 WSM)===
*0% IAS 12/3.5
*2% IAS 11.5/3.5
*8% IAS 11/3

===Repeating Crossbow (-40 WSM)===
*0% IAS 14/4
*4% IAS 14/4b
*7% IAS (14/13)/4
*11% IAS 12/3.5
*26% IAS 11.5/3.5
*35% IAS 11/3

===Light Crossbow, Arbalest, Pellet Bow (-10 WSM)===
*0% IAS 18/5
*3% IAS 18/5b
*4% IAS 17/5
*6% IAS 16/5
*13% IAS 16/4.5
*16% IAS 15.5/4.5
*18% IAS 15/4
*23% IAS 15/4b
*30% IAS 14/4
*46% IAS 14/4b
*52% IAS (14/13)/4
*60% IAS 12/3.5
*89% IAS 11.5/3.5
*109% IAS 11/3

===Crossbow, Seige Crossbow, Gorgon Crossbow (0 WSM)===
*0% IAS 19/5
*9% IAS 18/5
*14% IAS 18/5b
*15% IAS 17/5
*18% IAS 16/5
*26% IAS 16/4.5
*30% IAS 15.5/4.5
*32% IAS 15/4
*39% IAS 15/4b
*48% IAS 14/4
*68% IAS 14/4b
*75% IAS (14/13)/4
*86% IAS 12/3.5
*125% IAS 11.5/3.5
*152% IAS 11/3

===Heavy Crossbow, Ballista, Colossus Crossbow (10 WSM)===
*0% IAS 22/6
*2% IAS 21/6
*6% IAS 20/6
*11% IAS 19/5
*22% IAS 18/5
*27% IAS 18/5b
*29% IAS 17/5
*32% IAS 16/5
*42% IAS 16/4.5
*48% IAS 15.5/4.5
*50% IAS 15/4
*58% IAS 15/4b
*70% IAS 14/4
*95% IAS 14/4b
*105% IAS (14/13)/4
*120% IAS 12/3.5
*174% IAS 11.5/3.5
*215% IAS 11/3

===Some notes on the notation :===
The second number means the same thing as before: the number of frames needed to shoot every arrow that comes after the first arrow.

The first number means something slightly different now. It is actually the number of frames needed to shoot the first arrow + the number of frames needed to finish up the strafe animation. Because of how the animation process works, '''this is not the same as the number of frames needed to do a normal attack.'''

== Links ==
[http://www.theamazonbasin.com/d2/forums/index.php?showtopic=43673 Attack and Strafe Speed Breakpoints for Bows and Crossbows]

== Credits ==
* This information was originally published on the forums by brianc84.

Amazon attack speed

2006-09-06T13:53:24Z

IKe2000: /* Links */

__TOC__

The attack speed displayed by the game doesn't really give enough information about the actual speed at which attacks are occurring. The game actually specifies speed as the number of frames of animation it takes to complete the attack. The game runs at 25 frames per second (at least the logic does), therefore, as an example, a 10 frame attack would translate to 2.5 attacks per second. 

Because of this discreet nature of speed, there isn't a one to one correspondence between the increased attack speed (IAS) percentage and the effective speed increase. The tables below, often referred to as breakpoints, show at what percentage of IAS gives a change in attack speed.

== Bow Normal Attack Breakpoints ==

This section lists the breakpoints for a normal attack using a bow. These tables hold
for all attacks other the strafe (elemental, magic, guided, multi, etc).

=== Hunter's, Composite, Razor, Double, Blade, Great, Matriarchal (-10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS, 12 frames
* 8% IAS, 11 frames
* 22% IAS, 10 frames
* 42% IAS, 9 frames
* 75% IAS, 8 frames
* 142% IAS, 7 frames

=== Long, Short Battle, Stag, Short War, Cedar, Short Siege, Ashwood, Rune, Ward, Diamond, Shadow (0 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS, 13 frames
* 9% IAS, 12 frames
* 20% IAS, 11 frames
* 37% IAS, 10 frames
* 63% IAS, 9 frames
* 105% IAS, 8 frames
* 200% IAS, 7 frames

=== Short, Edge, Spider (5 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 14 frames
* 6% IAS 13 frames
* 15% IAS 12 frames
* 27% IAS 11 frames
* 46% IAS 10 frames
* 75% IAS 9 frames
* 125% IAS 8 frames
* 240% IAS 7 frames

=== Long Battle, Long War, Reflex, Large Siege, Gothic, Ceremonial, Hydra, Crusader, Grand Matron (10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS, 15 frames
* 4% IAS, 14 frames
* 11% IAS, 13 frames
* 22% IAS, 12 frames
* 35% IAS, 11 frames
* 56% IAS, 10 frames
* 89% IAS, 9 frames
* 147% IAS, 8 frames
* 292% IAS, 7 frames

== Bow Strafe Breakpoints ==

This section lists the breakpoints for a strafe attack using a bow.

The first number is the number of frames needed to shoot the first arrow plus the number
of frames needed to finish up the strafe animation. Because of how the animation process
works, this is not the same as the number of frames needed to do a normal attack.

The second number means the number of frames needed to shoot every arrow that comes
after the first arrow.

=== Hunter's, Composite, Razor, Double, Blade, Great, Matriarchal (-10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 13/3
* 2% IAS 12/3
* 13% IAS 11/3
* 15% IAS 10/3
* 37% IAS 9/3
* 60% IAS 9/2
* 80% IAS 8/2

=== Long, Short Battle, Stag, Short War, Cedar, Short Siege, Ashwood, Rune, Ward, Diamond, Shadow (0 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 13/3
* 13% IAS 12/3
* 26% IAS 11/3
* 29% IAS 10/3
* 56% IAS 9/3
* 86% IAS 9/2
* 113% IAS 8/2

=== Short, Edge, Spider (5 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 14/4
* 6% IAS 13/3
* 19% IAS 12/3
* 34% IAS 11/3
* 37% IAS 10/3
* 68% IAS 9/3
* 102% IAS 9/2
* 133% IAS 8/2

=== Long Battle, Long War, Reflex, Large Siege, Gothic, Ceremonial, Hydra, Crusader, Grand Matron (10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 15/4
* 3% IAS 14/4
* 11% IAS 13/3
* 26% IAS 12/3
* 42% IAS 11/3
* 46% IAS 10/3
* 80% IAS 9/3
* 120% IAS 9/2
* 157% IAS 8/2

== Crossbow Normal Attack Breakpoints ==
===Chu-Ko-Nu, Demon Crossbow (-60 WSM)===
*0% IAS 12 frames
*8% IAS 11 frames

===Repeating Crossbow (-40 WSM)===
*0% IAS 14 frames
*4% IAS 13 frames
*16% IAS 12 frames
*35% IAS 11 frames

===Light Crossbow, Arbalest, Pellet Bow (-10 WSM)===
*0% IAS 18 frames
*3% IAS 17 frames
*9% IAS 16 frames
*18% IAS 15 frames
*30% IAS 14 frames
*46% IAS 13 frames
*70% IAS 12 frames
*109% IAS 11 frames

===Crossbow, Seige Crossbow, Gorgon Crossbow (0 WSM)===
*0% IAS 19 frames
*7% IAS 18 frames
*14% IAS 17 frames
*22% IAS 16 frames
*32% IAS 15 frames
*48% IAS 14 frames
*68% IAS 13 frames
*99% IAS 12 frames
*152% IAS 11 frames

===Heavy Crossbow, Ballista, Colossus Crossbow (10 WSM)===
*0% IAS 22 frames
*2% IAS 21 frames
*6% IAS 20 frames
*11% IAS 19 frames
*19% IAS 18 frames
*27% IAS 17 frames
*37% IAS 16 frames
*50% IAS 15 frames
*70% IAS 14 frames
*95% IAS 13 frames
*138% IAS 12 frames
*215% IAS 11 frames

== Crossbow Strafe Breakpoints ==
===Chu-Ko-Nu, Demon Crossbow (-60 WSM)===
*0% IAS 12/3.5
*2% IAS 11.5/3.5
*8% IAS 11/3

===Repeating Crossbow (-40 WSM)===
*0% IAS 14/4
*4% IAS 14/4b
*7% IAS (14/13)/4
*11% IAS 12/3.5
*26% IAS 11.5/3.5
*35% IAS 11/3

===Light Crossbow, Arbalest, Pellet Bow (-10 WSM)===
*0% IAS 18/5
*3% IAS 18/5b
*4% IAS 17/5
*6% IAS 16/5
*13% IAS 16/4.5
*16% IAS 15.5/4.5
*18% IAS 15/4
*23% IAS 15/4b
*30% IAS 14/4
*46% IAS 14/4b
*52% IAS (14/13)/4
*60% IAS 12/3.5
*89% IAS 11.5/3.5
*109% IAS 11/3

===Crossbow, Seige Crossbow, Gorgon Crossbow (0 WSM)===
*0% IAS 19/5
*9% IAS 18/5
*14% IAS 18/5b
*15% IAS 17/5
*18% IAS 16/5
*26% IAS 16/4.5
*30% IAS 15.5/4.5
*32% IAS 15/4
*39% IAS 15/4b
*48% IAS 14/4
*68% IAS 14/4b
*75% IAS (14/13)/4
*86% IAS 12/3.5
*125% IAS 11.5/3.5
*152% IAS 11/3

===Heavy Crossbow, Ballista, Colossus Crossbow (10 WSM)===
*0% IAS 22/6
*2% IAS 21/6
*6% IAS 20/6
*11% IAS 19/5
*22% IAS 18/5
*27% IAS 18/5b
*29% IAS 17/5
*32% IAS 16/5
*42% IAS 16/4.5
*48% IAS 15.5/4.5
*50% IAS 15/4
*58% IAS 15/4b
*70% IAS 14/4
*95% IAS 14/4b
*105% IAS (14/13)/4
*120% IAS 12/3.5
*174% IAS 11.5/3.5
*215% IAS 11/3

===Some notes on the notation :===
The second number means the same thing as before: the number of frames needed to shoot every arrow that comes after the first arrow.

The first number means something slightly different now. It is actually the number of frames needed to shoot the first arrow + the number of frames needed to finish up the strafe animation. Because of how the animation process works, '''this is not the same as the number of frames needed to do a normal attack.'''

== Links ==
[http://www.theamazonbasin.com/d2/forums/index.php?showtopic=43673 Attack and Strafe Speed Breakpoints for Bows and Crossbows]

== Credits ==
* This information was originally published on the forums by brianc84.

Amazon attack speed

2006-09-06T13:51:32Z

IKe2000: /* Hunter's, Composite, Razor, Double, Blade, Great, Matriarchal (-10 WSM) */

__TOC__

The attack speed displayed by the game doesn't really give enough information about the actual speed at which attacks are occurring. The game actually specifies speed as the number of frames of animation it takes to complete the attack. The game runs at 25 frames per second (at least the logic does), therefore, as an example, a 10 frame attack would translate to 2.5 attacks per second. 

Because of this discreet nature of speed, there isn't a one to one correspondence between the increased attack speed (IAS) percentage and the effective speed increase. The tables below, often referred to as breakpoints, show at what percentage of IAS gives a change in attack speed.

== Bow Normal Attack Breakpoints ==

This section lists the breakpoints for a normal attack using a bow. These tables hold
for all attacks other the strafe (elemental, magic, guided, multi, etc).

=== Hunter's, Composite, Razor, Double, Blade, Great, Matriarchal (-10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS, 12 frames
* 8% IAS, 11 frames
* 22% IAS, 10 frames
* 42% IAS, 9 frames
* 75% IAS, 8 frames
* 142% IAS, 7 frames

=== Long, Short Battle, Stag, Short War, Cedar, Short Siege, Ashwood, Rune, Ward, Diamond, Shadow (0 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS, 13 frames
* 9% IAS, 12 frames
* 20% IAS, 11 frames
* 37% IAS, 10 frames
* 63% IAS, 9 frames
* 105% IAS, 8 frames
* 200% IAS, 7 frames

=== Short, Edge, Spider (5 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 14 frames
* 6% IAS 13 frames
* 15% IAS 12 frames
* 27% IAS 11 frames
* 46% IAS 10 frames
* 75% IAS 9 frames
* 125% IAS 8 frames
* 240% IAS 7 frames

=== Long Battle, Long War, Reflex, Large Siege, Gothic, Ceremonial, Hydra, Crusader, Grand Matron (10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS, 15 frames
* 4% IAS, 14 frames
* 11% IAS, 13 frames
* 22% IAS, 12 frames
* 35% IAS, 11 frames
* 56% IAS, 10 frames
* 89% IAS, 9 frames
* 147% IAS, 8 frames
* 292% IAS, 7 frames

== Bow Strafe Breakpoints ==

This section lists the breakpoints for a strafe attack using a bow.

The first number is the number of frames needed to shoot the first arrow plus the number
of frames needed to finish up the strafe animation. Because of how the animation process
works, this is not the same as the number of frames needed to do a normal attack.

The second number means the number of frames needed to shoot every arrow that comes
after the first arrow.

=== Hunter's, Composite, Razor, Double, Blade, Great, Matriarchal (-10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 13/3
* 2% IAS 12/3
* 13% IAS 11/3
* 15% IAS 10/3
* 37% IAS 9/3
* 60% IAS 9/2
* 80% IAS 8/2

=== Long, Short Battle, Stag, Short War, Cedar, Short Siege, Ashwood, Rune, Ward, Diamond, Shadow (0 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 13/3
* 13% IAS 12/3
* 26% IAS 11/3
* 29% IAS 10/3
* 56% IAS 9/3
* 86% IAS 9/2
* 113% IAS 8/2

=== Short, Edge, Spider (5 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 14/4
* 6% IAS 13/3
* 19% IAS 12/3
* 34% IAS 11/3
* 37% IAS 10/3
* 68% IAS 9/3
* 102% IAS 9/2
* 133% IAS 8/2

=== Long Battle, Long War, Reflex, Large Siege, Gothic, Ceremonial, Hydra, Crusader, Grand Matron (10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 15/4
* 3% IAS 14/4
* 11% IAS 13/3
* 26% IAS 12/3
* 42% IAS 11/3
* 46% IAS 10/3
* 80% IAS 9/3
* 120% IAS 9/2
* 157% IAS 8/2

== Crossbow Normal Attack Breakpoints ==
===Chu-Ko-Nu, Demon Crossbow (-60 WSM)===
*0% IAS 12 frames
*8% IAS 11 frames

===Repeating Crossbow (-40 WSM)===
*0% IAS 14 frames
*4% IAS 13 frames
*16% IAS 12 frames
*35% IAS 11 frames

===Light Crossbow, Arbalest, Pellet Bow (-10 WSM)===
*0% IAS 18 frames
*3% IAS 17 frames
*9% IAS 16 frames
*18% IAS 15 frames
*30% IAS 14 frames
*46% IAS 13 frames
*70% IAS 12 frames
*109% IAS 11 frames

===Crossbow, Seige Crossbow, Gorgon Crossbow (0 WSM)===
*0% IAS 19 frames
*7% IAS 18 frames
*14% IAS 17 frames
*22% IAS 16 frames
*32% IAS 15 frames
*48% IAS 14 frames
*68% IAS 13 frames
*99% IAS 12 frames
*152% IAS 11 frames

===Heavy Crossbow, Ballista, Colossus Crossbow (10 WSM)===
*0% IAS 22 frames
*2% IAS 21 frames
*6% IAS 20 frames
*11% IAS 19 frames
*19% IAS 18 frames
*27% IAS 17 frames
*37% IAS 16 frames
*50% IAS 15 frames
*70% IAS 14 frames
*95% IAS 13 frames
*138% IAS 12 frames
*215% IAS 11 frames

== Crossbow Strafe Breakpoints ==
===Chu-Ko-Nu, Demon Crossbow (-60 WSM)===
*0% IAS 12/3.5
*2% IAS 11.5/3.5
*8% IAS 11/3

===Repeating Crossbow (-40 WSM)===
*0% IAS 14/4
*4% IAS 14/4b
*7% IAS (14/13)/4
*11% IAS 12/3.5
*26% IAS 11.5/3.5
*35% IAS 11/3

===Light Crossbow, Arbalest, Pellet Bow (-10 WSM)===
*0% IAS 18/5
*3% IAS 18/5b
*4% IAS 17/5
*6% IAS 16/5
*13% IAS 16/4.5
*16% IAS 15.5/4.5
*18% IAS 15/4
*23% IAS 15/4b
*30% IAS 14/4
*46% IAS 14/4b
*52% IAS (14/13)/4
*60% IAS 12/3.5
*89% IAS 11.5/3.5
*109% IAS 11/3

===Crossbow, Seige Crossbow, Gorgon Crossbow (0 WSM)===
*0% IAS 19/5
*9% IAS 18/5
*14% IAS 18/5b
*15% IAS 17/5
*18% IAS 16/5
*26% IAS 16/4.5
*30% IAS 15.5/4.5
*32% IAS 15/4
*39% IAS 15/4b
*48% IAS 14/4
*68% IAS 14/4b
*75% IAS (14/13)/4
*86% IAS 12/3.5
*125% IAS 11.5/3.5
*152% IAS 11/3

===Heavy Crossbow, Ballista, Colossus Crossbow (10 WSM)===
*0% IAS 22/6
*2% IAS 21/6
*6% IAS 20/6
*11% IAS 19/5
*22% IAS 18/5
*27% IAS 18/5b
*29% IAS 17/5
*32% IAS 16/5
*42% IAS 16/4.5
*48% IAS 15.5/4.5
*50% IAS 15/4
*58% IAS 15/4b
*70% IAS 14/4
*95% IAS 14/4b
*105% IAS (14/13)/4
*120% IAS 12/3.5
*174% IAS 11.5/3.5
*215% IAS 11/3

===Some notes on the notation :===
The second number means the same thing as before: the number of frames needed to shoot every arrow that comes after the first arrow.

The first number means something slightly different now. It is actually the number of frames needed to shoot the first arrow + the number of frames needed to finish up the strafe animation. Because of how the animation process works, '''this is not the same as the number of frames needed to do a normal attack.'''

== Links ==
TBD
== Credits ==
* This information was originally published on the forums by brianc84.

Amazon attack speed

2006-09-06T13:51:06Z

IKe2000: /* Crossbow Normal Attack Breakpoints */

__TOC__

The attack speed displayed by the game doesn't really give enough information about the actual speed at which attacks are occurring. The game actually specifies speed as the number of frames of animation it takes to complete the attack. The game runs at 25 frames per second (at least the logic does), therefore, as an example, a 10 frame attack would translate to 2.5 attacks per second. 

Because of this discreet nature of speed, there isn't a one to one correspondence between the increased attack speed (IAS) percentage and the effective speed increase. The tables below, often referred to as breakpoints, show at what percentage of IAS gives a change in attack speed.

== Bow Normal Attack Breakpoints ==

This section lists the breakpoints for a normal attack using a bow. These tables hold
for all attacks other the strafe (elemental, magic, guided, multi, etc).

=== Hunter's, Composite, Razor, Double, Blade, Great, Matriarchal (-10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS, 12 frames
* 8% IAS, 11 frames
* 22% IAS, 10 frames
* 42% IAS, 9 frames
* 75% IAS, 8 frames
* 142% IAS, 7 frames

=== Long, Short Battle, Stag, Short War, Cedar, Short Siege, Ashwood, Rune, Ward, Diamond, Shadow (0 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS, 13 frames
* 9% IAS, 12 frames
* 20% IAS, 11 frames
* 37% IAS, 10 frames
* 63% IAS, 9 frames
* 105% IAS, 8 frames
* 200% IAS, 7 frames

=== Short, Edge, Spider (5 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 14 frames
* 6% IAS 13 frames
* 15% IAS 12 frames
* 27% IAS 11 frames
* 46% IAS 10 frames
* 75% IAS 9 frames
* 125% IAS 8 frames
* 240% IAS 7 frames

=== Long Battle, Long War, Reflex, Large Siege, Gothic, Ceremonial, Hydra, Crusader, Grand Matron (10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS, 15 frames
* 4% IAS, 14 frames
* 11% IAS, 13 frames
* 22% IAS, 12 frames
* 35% IAS, 11 frames
* 56% IAS, 10 frames
* 89% IAS, 9 frames
* 147% IAS, 8 frames
* 292% IAS, 7 frames

== Bow Strafe Breakpoints ==

This section lists the breakpoints for a strafe attack using a bow.

The first number is the number of frames needed to shoot the first arrow plus the number
of frames needed to finish up the strafe animation. Because of how the animation process
works, this is not the same as the number of frames needed to do a normal attack.

The second number means the number of frames needed to shoot every arrow that comes
after the first arrow.

=== Hunter's, Composite, Razor, Double, Blade, Great, Matriarchal (-10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 13/3
* 2% IAS 12/3
* 13% IAS 11/3
* 15% IAS 10/3
* 37% IAS 9/3
* 60% IAS 9/2
* 80% IAS 8/2

=== Long, Short Battle, Stag, Short War, Cedar, Short Siege, Ashwood, Rune, Ward, Diamond, Shadow (0 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 13/3
* 13% IAS 12/3
* 26% IAS 11/3
* 29% IAS 10/3
* 56% IAS 9/3
* 86% IAS 9/2
* 113% IAS 8/2

=== Short, Edge, Spider (5 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 14/4
* 6% IAS 13/3
* 19% IAS 12/3
* 34% IAS 11/3
* 37% IAS 10/3
* 68% IAS 9/3
* 102% IAS 9/2
* 133% IAS 8/2

=== Long Battle, Long War, Reflex, Large Siege, Gothic, Ceremonial, Hydra, Crusader, Grand Matron (10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 15/4
* 3% IAS 14/4
* 11% IAS 13/3
* 26% IAS 12/3
* 42% IAS 11/3
* 46% IAS 10/3
* 80% IAS 9/3
* 120% IAS 9/2
* 157% IAS 8/2

== Crossbow Normal Attack Breakpoints ==
===Chu-Ko-Nu, Demon Crossbow (-60 WSM)===
*0% IAS 12 frames
*8% IAS 11 frames

===Repeating Crossbow (-40 WSM)===
*0% IAS 14 frames
*4% IAS 13 frames
*16% IAS 12 frames
*35% IAS 11 frames

===Light Crossbow, Arbalest, Pellet Bow (-10 WSM)===
*0% IAS 18 frames
*3% IAS 17 frames
*9% IAS 16 frames
*18% IAS 15 frames
*30% IAS 14 frames
*46% IAS 13 frames
*70% IAS 12 frames
*109% IAS 11 frames

===Crossbow, Seige Crossbow, Gorgon Crossbow (0 WSM)===
*0% IAS 19 frames
*7% IAS 18 frames
*14% IAS 17 frames
*22% IAS 16 frames
*32% IAS 15 frames
*48% IAS 14 frames
*68% IAS 13 frames
*99% IAS 12 frames
*152% IAS 11 frames

===Heavy Crossbow, Ballista, Colossus Crossbow (10 WSM)===
*0% IAS 22 frames
*2% IAS 21 frames
*6% IAS 20 frames
*11% IAS 19 frames
*19% IAS 18 frames
*27% IAS 17 frames
*37% IAS 16 frames
*50% IAS 15 frames
*70% IAS 14 frames
*95% IAS 13 frames
*138% IAS 12 frames
*215% IAS 11 frames

== Crossbow Strafe Breakpoints ==
===Chu-Ko-Nu, Demon Crossbow (-60 WSM)===
*0% IAS 12/3.5
*2% IAS 11.5/3.5
*8% IAS 11/3

===Repeating Crossbow (-40 WSM)===
*0% IAS 14/4
*4% IAS 14/4b
*7% IAS (14/13)/4
*11% IAS 12/3.5
*26% IAS 11.5/3.5
*35% IAS 11/3

===Light Crossbow, Arbalest, Pellet Bow (-10 WSM)===
*0% IAS 18/5
*3% IAS 18/5b
*4% IAS 17/5
*6% IAS 16/5
*13% IAS 16/4.5
*16% IAS 15.5/4.5
*18% IAS 15/4
*23% IAS 15/4b
*30% IAS 14/4
*46% IAS 14/4b
*52% IAS (14/13)/4
*60% IAS 12/3.5
*89% IAS 11.5/3.5
*109% IAS 11/3

===Crossbow, Seige Crossbow, Gorgon Crossbow (0 WSM)===
*0% IAS 19/5
*9% IAS 18/5
*14% IAS 18/5b
*15% IAS 17/5
*18% IAS 16/5
*26% IAS 16/4.5
*30% IAS 15.5/4.5
*32% IAS 15/4
*39% IAS 15/4b
*48% IAS 14/4
*68% IAS 14/4b
*75% IAS (14/13)/4
*86% IAS 12/3.5
*125% IAS 11.5/3.5
*152% IAS 11/3

===Heavy Crossbow, Ballista, Colossus Crossbow (10 WSM)===
*0% IAS 22/6
*2% IAS 21/6
*6% IAS 20/6
*11% IAS 19/5
*22% IAS 18/5
*27% IAS 18/5b
*29% IAS 17/5
*32% IAS 16/5
*42% IAS 16/4.5
*48% IAS 15.5/4.5
*50% IAS 15/4
*58% IAS 15/4b
*70% IAS 14/4
*95% IAS 14/4b
*105% IAS (14/13)/4
*120% IAS 12/3.5
*174% IAS 11.5/3.5
*215% IAS 11/3

===Some notes on the notation :===
The second number means the same thing as before: the number of frames needed to shoot every arrow that comes after the first arrow.

The first number means something slightly different now. It is actually the number of frames needed to shoot the first arrow + the number of frames needed to finish up the strafe animation. Because of how the animation process works, '''this is not the same as the number of frames needed to do a normal attack.'''

== Links ==
TBD
== Credits ==
* This information was originally published on the forums by brianc84.

Amazon attack speed

2006-09-06T13:50:11Z

IKe2000: /* Crossbow Normal Attack Breakpoints */

__TOC__

The attack speed displayed by the game doesn't really give enough information about the actual speed at which attacks are occurring. The game actually specifies speed as the number of frames of animation it takes to complete the attack. The game runs at 25 frames per second (at least the logic does), therefore, as an example, a 10 frame attack would translate to 2.5 attacks per second. 

Because of this discreet nature of speed, there isn't a one to one correspondence between the increased attack speed (IAS) percentage and the effective speed increase. The tables below, often referred to as breakpoints, show at what percentage of IAS gives a change in attack speed.

== Bow Normal Attack Breakpoints ==

This section lists the breakpoints for a normal attack using a bow. These tables hold
for all attacks other the strafe (elemental, magic, guided, multi, etc).

=== Hunter's, Composite, Razor, Double, Blade, Great, Matriarchal (-10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS, 12 frames
* 8% IAS, 11 frames
* 22% IAS, 10 frames
* 42% IAS, 9 frames
* 75% IAS, 8 frames
* 142% IAS, 7 frames

=== Long, Short Battle, Stag, Short War, Cedar, Short Siege, Ashwood, Rune, Ward, Diamond, Shadow (0 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS, 13 frames
* 9% IAS, 12 frames
* 20% IAS, 11 frames
* 37% IAS, 10 frames
* 63% IAS, 9 frames
* 105% IAS, 8 frames
* 200% IAS, 7 frames

=== Short, Edge, Spider (5 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 14 frames
* 6% IAS 13 frames
* 15% IAS 12 frames
* 27% IAS 11 frames
* 46% IAS 10 frames
* 75% IAS 9 frames
* 125% IAS 8 frames
* 240% IAS 7 frames

=== Long Battle, Long War, Reflex, Large Siege, Gothic, Ceremonial, Hydra, Crusader, Grand Matron (10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS, 15 frames
* 4% IAS, 14 frames
* 11% IAS, 13 frames
* 22% IAS, 12 frames
* 35% IAS, 11 frames
* 56% IAS, 10 frames
* 89% IAS, 9 frames
* 147% IAS, 8 frames
* 292% IAS, 7 frames

== Bow Strafe Breakpoints ==

This section lists the breakpoints for a strafe attack using a bow.

The first number is the number of frames needed to shoot the first arrow plus the number
of frames needed to finish up the strafe animation. Because of how the animation process
works, this is not the same as the number of frames needed to do a normal attack.

The second number means the number of frames needed to shoot every arrow that comes
after the first arrow.

=== Hunter's, Composite, Razor, Double, Blade, Great, Matriarchal (-10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 13/3
* 2% IAS 12/3
* 13% IAS 11/3
* 15% IAS 10/3
* 37% IAS 9/3
* 60% IAS 9/2
* 80% IAS 8/2

=== Long, Short Battle, Stag, Short War, Cedar, Short Siege, Ashwood, Rune, Ward, Diamond, Shadow (0 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 13/3
* 13% IAS 12/3
* 26% IAS 11/3
* 29% IAS 10/3
* 56% IAS 9/3
* 86% IAS 9/2
* 113% IAS 8/2

=== Short, Edge, Spider (5 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 14/4
* 6% IAS 13/3
* 19% IAS 12/3
* 34% IAS 11/3
* 37% IAS 10/3
* 68% IAS 9/3
* 102% IAS 9/2
* 133% IAS 8/2

=== Long Battle, Long War, Reflex, Large Siege, Gothic, Ceremonial, Hydra, Crusader, Grand Matron (10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 15/4
* 3% IAS 14/4
* 11% IAS 13/3
* 26% IAS 12/3
* 42% IAS 11/3
* 46% IAS 10/3
* 80% IAS 9/3
* 120% IAS 9/2
* 157% IAS 8/2

== Crossbow Normal Attack Breakpoints ==
===Chu-Ko-Nu, Demon Crossbow (-60 WSM)===
0% IAS 12 frames
8% IAS 11 frames

===Repeating Crossbow (-40 WSM)===
0% IAS 14 frames
4% IAS 13 frames
16% IAS 12 frames
35% IAS 11 frames

===Light Crossbow, Arbalest, Pellet Bow (-10 WSM)===
0% IAS 18 frames
3% IAS 17 frames
9% IAS 16 frames
18% IAS 15 frames
30% IAS 14 frames
46% IAS 13 frames
70% IAS 12 frames
109% IAS 11 frames

===Crossbow, Seige Crossbow, Gorgon Crossbow (0 WSM)===
0% IAS 19 frames
7% IAS 18 frames
14% IAS 17 frames
22% IAS 16 frames
32% IAS 15 frames
48% IAS 14 frames
68% IAS 13 frames
99% IAS 12 frames
152% IAS 11 frames

===Heavy Crossbow, Ballista, Colossus Crossbow (10 WSM)===
0% IAS 22 frames
2% IAS 21 frames
6% IAS 20 frames
11% IAS 19 frames
19% IAS 18 frames
27% IAS 17 frames
37% IAS 16 frames
50% IAS 15 frames
70% IAS 14 frames
95% IAS 13 frames
138% IAS 12 frames
215% IAS 11 frames

== Crossbow Strafe Breakpoints ==
===Chu-Ko-Nu, Demon Crossbow (-60 WSM)===
*0% IAS 12/3.5
*2% IAS 11.5/3.5
*8% IAS 11/3

===Repeating Crossbow (-40 WSM)===
*0% IAS 14/4
*4% IAS 14/4b
*7% IAS (14/13)/4
*11% IAS 12/3.5
*26% IAS 11.5/3.5
*35% IAS 11/3

===Light Crossbow, Arbalest, Pellet Bow (-10 WSM)===
*0% IAS 18/5
*3% IAS 18/5b
*4% IAS 17/5
*6% IAS 16/5
*13% IAS 16/4.5
*16% IAS 15.5/4.5
*18% IAS 15/4
*23% IAS 15/4b
*30% IAS 14/4
*46% IAS 14/4b
*52% IAS (14/13)/4
*60% IAS 12/3.5
*89% IAS 11.5/3.5
*109% IAS 11/3

===Crossbow, Seige Crossbow, Gorgon Crossbow (0 WSM)===
*0% IAS 19/5
*9% IAS 18/5
*14% IAS 18/5b
*15% IAS 17/5
*18% IAS 16/5
*26% IAS 16/4.5
*30% IAS 15.5/4.5
*32% IAS 15/4
*39% IAS 15/4b
*48% IAS 14/4
*68% IAS 14/4b
*75% IAS (14/13)/4
*86% IAS 12/3.5
*125% IAS 11.5/3.5
*152% IAS 11/3

===Heavy Crossbow, Ballista, Colossus Crossbow (10 WSM)===
*0% IAS 22/6
*2% IAS 21/6
*6% IAS 20/6
*11% IAS 19/5
*22% IAS 18/5
*27% IAS 18/5b
*29% IAS 17/5
*32% IAS 16/5
*42% IAS 16/4.5
*48% IAS 15.5/4.5
*50% IAS 15/4
*58% IAS 15/4b
*70% IAS 14/4
*95% IAS 14/4b
*105% IAS (14/13)/4
*120% IAS 12/3.5
*174% IAS 11.5/3.5
*215% IAS 11/3

===Some notes on the notation :===
The second number means the same thing as before: the number of frames needed to shoot every arrow that comes after the first arrow.

The first number means something slightly different now. It is actually the number of frames needed to shoot the first arrow + the number of frames needed to finish up the strafe animation. Because of how the animation process works, '''this is not the same as the number of frames needed to do a normal attack.'''

== Links ==
TBD
== Credits ==
* This information was originally published on the forums by brianc84.

Foo

2006-09-06T13:47:25Z

IKe2000:

The immortal words:

"FOo foo you you foo you foo yo foo j000 foo yo foo foo little bunny foo foo lept into the forest eating all the beano that foo foo could foo foo yo foo phoo phoo yo yo phoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo"

- Losers Accepted, Jun 17, 2002

Foo

2006-09-06T13:45:32Z

IKe2000:

Amazon attack speed

2006-09-03T00:56:50Z

IKe2000: /* Crossbow Strafe Breakpoints */

__TOC__

The attack speed displayed by the game doesn't really give enough information about the actual speed at which attacks are occurring. The game actually specifies speed as the number of frames of animation it takes to complete the attack. The game runs at 25 frames per second (at least the logic does), therefore, as an example, a 10 frame attack would translate to 2.5 attacks per second. 

Because of this discreet nature of speed, there isn't a one to one correspondence between the increased attack speed (IAS) percentage and the effective speed increase. The tables below, often referred to as breakpoints, show at what percentage of IAS gives a change in attack speed.

== Bow Normal Attack Breakpoints ==

This section lists the breakpoints for a normal attack using a bow. These tables hold
for all attacks other the strafe (elemental, magic, guided, multi, etc).

=== Hunter's, Composite, Razor, Double, Blade, Great, Matriarchal (-10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS, 12 frames
* 8% IAS, 11 frames
* 22% IAS, 10 frames
* 42% IAS, 9 frames
* 75% IAS, 8 frames
* 142% IAS, 7 frames

=== Long, Short Battle, Stag, Short War, Cedar, Short Siege, Ashwood, Rune, Ward, Diamond, Shadow (0 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS, 13 frames
* 9% IAS, 12 frames
* 20% IAS, 11 frames
* 37% IAS, 10 frames
* 63% IAS, 9 frames
* 105% IAS, 8 frames
* 200% IAS, 7 frames

=== Short, Edge, Spider (5 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 14 frames
* 6% IAS 13 frames
* 15% IAS 12 frames
* 27% IAS 11 frames
* 46% IAS 10 frames
* 75% IAS 9 frames
* 125% IAS 8 frames
* 240% IAS 7 frames

=== Long Battle, Long War, Reflex, Large Siege, Gothic, Ceremonial, Hydra, Crusader, Grand Matron (10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS, 15 frames
* 4% IAS, 14 frames
* 11% IAS, 13 frames
* 22% IAS, 12 frames
* 35% IAS, 11 frames
* 56% IAS, 10 frames
* 89% IAS, 9 frames
* 147% IAS, 8 frames
* 292% IAS, 7 frames

== Bow Strafe Breakpoints ==

This section lists the breakpoints for a strafe attack using a bow.

The first number is the number of frames needed to shoot the first arrow plus the number
of frames needed to finish up the strafe animation. Because of how the animation process
works, this is not the same as the number of frames needed to do a normal attack.

The second number means the number of frames needed to shoot every arrow that comes
after the first arrow.

=== Hunter's, Composite, Razor, Double, Blade, Great, Matriarchal (-10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 13/3
* 2% IAS 12/3
* 13% IAS 11/3
* 15% IAS 10/3
* 37% IAS 9/3
* 60% IAS 9/2
* 80% IAS 8/2

=== Long, Short Battle, Stag, Short War, Cedar, Short Siege, Ashwood, Rune, Ward, Diamond, Shadow (0 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 13/3
* 13% IAS 12/3
* 26% IAS 11/3
* 29% IAS 10/3
* 56% IAS 9/3
* 86% IAS 9/2
* 113% IAS 8/2

=== Short, Edge, Spider (5 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 14/4
* 6% IAS 13/3
* 19% IAS 12/3
* 34% IAS 11/3
* 37% IAS 10/3
* 68% IAS 9/3
* 102% IAS 9/2
* 133% IAS 8/2

=== Long Battle, Long War, Reflex, Large Siege, Gothic, Ceremonial, Hydra, Crusader, Grand Matron (10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 15/4
* 3% IAS 14/4
* 11% IAS 13/3
* 26% IAS 12/3
* 42% IAS 11/3
* 46% IAS 10/3
* 80% IAS 9/3
* 120% IAS 9/2
* 157% IAS 8/2

== Crossbow Normal Attack Breakpoints ==
TBD
== Crossbow Strafe Breakpoints ==
===Chu-Ko-Nu, Demon Crossbow (-60 WSM)===
*0% IAS 12/3.5
*2% IAS 11.5/3.5
*8% IAS 11/3

===Repeating Crossbow (-40 WSM)===
*0% IAS 14/4
*4% IAS 14/4b
*7% IAS (14/13)/4
*11% IAS 12/3.5
*26% IAS 11.5/3.5
*35% IAS 11/3

===Light Crossbow, Arbalest, Pellet Bow (-10 WSM)===
*0% IAS 18/5
*3% IAS 18/5b
*4% IAS 17/5
*6% IAS 16/5
*13% IAS 16/4.5
*16% IAS 15.5/4.5
*18% IAS 15/4
*23% IAS 15/4b
*30% IAS 14/4
*46% IAS 14/4b
*52% IAS (14/13)/4
*60% IAS 12/3.5
*89% IAS 11.5/3.5
*109% IAS 11/3

===Crossbow, Seige Crossbow, Gorgon Crossbow (0 WSM)===
*0% IAS 19/5
*9% IAS 18/5
*14% IAS 18/5b
*15% IAS 17/5
*18% IAS 16/5
*26% IAS 16/4.5
*30% IAS 15.5/4.5
*32% IAS 15/4
*39% IAS 15/4b
*48% IAS 14/4
*68% IAS 14/4b
*75% IAS (14/13)/4
*86% IAS 12/3.5
*125% IAS 11.5/3.5
*152% IAS 11/3

===Heavy Crossbow, Ballista, Colossus Crossbow (10 WSM)===
*0% IAS 22/6
*2% IAS 21/6
*6% IAS 20/6
*11% IAS 19/5
*22% IAS 18/5
*27% IAS 18/5b
*29% IAS 17/5
*32% IAS 16/5
*42% IAS 16/4.5
*48% IAS 15.5/4.5
*50% IAS 15/4
*58% IAS 15/4b
*70% IAS 14/4
*95% IAS 14/4b
*105% IAS (14/13)/4
*120% IAS 12/3.5
*174% IAS 11.5/3.5
*215% IAS 11/3

===Some notes on the notation :===
The second number means the same thing as before: the number of frames needed to shoot every arrow that comes after the first arrow.

The first number means something slightly different now. It is actually the number of frames needed to shoot the first arrow + the number of frames needed to finish up the strafe animation. Because of how the animation process works, '''this is not the same as the number of frames needed to do a normal attack.'''

== Links ==
TBD
== Credits ==
* This information was originally published on the forums by brianc84.

Amazon attack speed

2006-09-03T00:55:13Z

IKe2000: /* Crossbow Strafe Breakpoints */

Amazon attack speed

2006-09-03T00:54:52Z

IKe2000: /* Crossbow Strafe Breakpoints */

__TOC__

The attack speed displayed by the game doesn't really give enough information about the actual speed at which attacks are occurring. The game actually specifies speed as the number of frames of animation it takes to complete the attack. The game runs at 25 frames per second (at least the logic does), therefore, as an example, a 10 frame attack would translate to 2.5 attacks per second. 

Because of this discreet nature of speed, there isn't a one to one correspondence between the increased attack speed (IAS) percentage and the effective speed increase. The tables below, often referred to as breakpoints, show at what percentage of IAS gives a change in attack speed.

== Bow Normal Attack Breakpoints ==

This section lists the breakpoints for a normal attack using a bow. These tables hold
for all attacks other the strafe (elemental, magic, guided, multi, etc).

=== Hunter's, Composite, Razor, Double, Blade, Great, Matriarchal (-10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS, 12 frames
* 8% IAS, 11 frames
* 22% IAS, 10 frames
* 42% IAS, 9 frames
* 75% IAS, 8 frames
* 142% IAS, 7 frames

=== Long, Short Battle, Stag, Short War, Cedar, Short Siege, Ashwood, Rune, Ward, Diamond, Shadow (0 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS, 13 frames
* 9% IAS, 12 frames
* 20% IAS, 11 frames
* 37% IAS, 10 frames
* 63% IAS, 9 frames
* 105% IAS, 8 frames
* 200% IAS, 7 frames

=== Short, Edge, Spider (5 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 14 frames
* 6% IAS 13 frames
* 15% IAS 12 frames
* 27% IAS 11 frames
* 46% IAS 10 frames
* 75% IAS 9 frames
* 125% IAS 8 frames
* 240% IAS 7 frames

=== Long Battle, Long War, Reflex, Large Siege, Gothic, Ceremonial, Hydra, Crusader, Grand Matron (10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS, 15 frames
* 4% IAS, 14 frames
* 11% IAS, 13 frames
* 22% IAS, 12 frames
* 35% IAS, 11 frames
* 56% IAS, 10 frames
* 89% IAS, 9 frames
* 147% IAS, 8 frames
* 292% IAS, 7 frames

== Bow Strafe Breakpoints ==

This section lists the breakpoints for a strafe attack using a bow.

The first number is the number of frames needed to shoot the first arrow plus the number
of frames needed to finish up the strafe animation. Because of how the animation process
works, this is not the same as the number of frames needed to do a normal attack.

The second number means the number of frames needed to shoot every arrow that comes
after the first arrow.

=== Hunter's, Composite, Razor, Double, Blade, Great, Matriarchal (-10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 13/3
* 2% IAS 12/3
* 13% IAS 11/3
* 15% IAS 10/3
* 37% IAS 9/3
* 60% IAS 9/2
* 80% IAS 8/2

=== Long, Short Battle, Stag, Short War, Cedar, Short Siege, Ashwood, Rune, Ward, Diamond, Shadow (0 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 13/3
* 13% IAS 12/3
* 26% IAS 11/3
* 29% IAS 10/3
* 56% IAS 9/3
* 86% IAS 9/2
* 113% IAS 8/2

=== Short, Edge, Spider (5 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 14/4
* 6% IAS 13/3
* 19% IAS 12/3
* 34% IAS 11/3
* 37% IAS 10/3
* 68% IAS 9/3
* 102% IAS 9/2
* 133% IAS 8/2

=== Long Battle, Long War, Reflex, Large Siege, Gothic, Ceremonial, Hydra, Crusader, Grand Matron (10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 15/4
* 3% IAS 14/4
* 11% IAS 13/3
* 26% IAS 12/3
* 42% IAS 11/3
* 46% IAS 10/3
* 80% IAS 9/3
* 120% IAS 9/2
* 157% IAS 8/2

== Crossbow Normal Attack Breakpoints ==
TBD
== Crossbow Strafe Breakpoints ==
===Chu-Ko-Nu, Demon Crossbow (-60 WSM)===
*0% IAS 12/3.5
*2% IAS 11.5/3.5
*8% IAS 11/3

===Repeating Crossbow (-40 WSM)===
*0% IAS 14/4
*4% IAS 14/4b
*7% IAS (14/13)/4
*11% IAS 12/3.5
*26% IAS 11.5/3.5
*35% IAS 11/3

===Light Crossbow, Arbalest, Pellet Bow (-10 WSM)===
*0% IAS 18/5
*3% IAS 18/5b
*4% IAS 17/5
*6% IAS 16/5
*13% IAS 16/4.5
*16% IAS 15.5/4.5
*18% IAS 15/4
*23% IAS 15/4b
*30% IAS 14/4
*46% IAS 14/4b
*52% IAS (14/13)/4
*60% IAS 12/3.5
*89% IAS 11.5/3.5
*109% IAS 11/3

===Crossbow, Seige Crossbow, Gorgon Crossbow (0 WSM)===
*0% IAS 19/5
*9% IAS 18/5
*14% IAS 18/5b
*15% IAS 17/5
*18% IAS 16/5
*26% IAS 16/4.5
*30% IAS 15.5/4.5
*32% IAS 15/4
*39% IAS 15/4b
*48% IAS 14/4
*68% IAS 14/4b
*75% IAS (14/13)/4
*86% IAS 12/3.5
*125% IAS 11.5/3.5
*152% IAS 11/3

===Heavy Crossbow, Ballista, Colossus Crossbow (10 WSM)===
*0% IAS 22/6
*2% IAS 21/6
*6% IAS 20/6
*11% IAS 19/5
*22% IAS 18/5
*27% IAS 18/5b
*29% IAS 17/5
*32% IAS 16/5
*42% IAS 16/4.5
*48% IAS 15.5/4.5
*50% IAS 15/4
*58% IAS 15/4b
*70% IAS 14/4
*95% IAS 14/4b
*105% IAS (14/13)/4
*120% IAS 12/3.5
*174% IAS 11.5/3.5
*215% IAS 11/3

===Some notes on the notation :===
The second number means the same thing as before: the number of frames needed to shoot every arrow that comes after the first arrow.

The first number means something slightly different now. It is actually the number of frames needed to shoot the first arrow + the number of frames needed to finish up the strafe animation. Because of how the animation process works, '''this is not the same as the number of frames needed to do a normal attack.'''

== Links ==
TBD
== Credits ==
* This information was originally published on the forums by brianc84.

Amazon attack speed

2006-09-03T00:54:08Z

IKe2000: /* Crossbow Strafe Breakpoints */

__TOC__

The attack speed displayed by the game doesn't really give enough information about the actual speed at which attacks are occurring. The game actually specifies speed as the number of frames of animation it takes to complete the attack. The game runs at 25 frames per second (at least the logic does), therefore, as an example, a 10 frame attack would translate to 2.5 attacks per second. 

Because of this discreet nature of speed, there isn't a one to one correspondence between the increased attack speed (IAS) percentage and the effective speed increase. The tables below, often referred to as breakpoints, show at what percentage of IAS gives a change in attack speed.

== Bow Normal Attack Breakpoints ==

This section lists the breakpoints for a normal attack using a bow. These tables hold
for all attacks other the strafe (elemental, magic, guided, multi, etc).

=== Hunter's, Composite, Razor, Double, Blade, Great, Matriarchal (-10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS, 12 frames
* 8% IAS, 11 frames
* 22% IAS, 10 frames
* 42% IAS, 9 frames
* 75% IAS, 8 frames
* 142% IAS, 7 frames

=== Long, Short Battle, Stag, Short War, Cedar, Short Siege, Ashwood, Rune, Ward, Diamond, Shadow (0 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS, 13 frames
* 9% IAS, 12 frames
* 20% IAS, 11 frames
* 37% IAS, 10 frames
* 63% IAS, 9 frames
* 105% IAS, 8 frames
* 200% IAS, 7 frames

=== Short, Edge, Spider (5 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 14 frames
* 6% IAS 13 frames
* 15% IAS 12 frames
* 27% IAS 11 frames
* 46% IAS 10 frames
* 75% IAS 9 frames
* 125% IAS 8 frames
* 240% IAS 7 frames

=== Long Battle, Long War, Reflex, Large Siege, Gothic, Ceremonial, Hydra, Crusader, Grand Matron (10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS, 15 frames
* 4% IAS, 14 frames
* 11% IAS, 13 frames
* 22% IAS, 12 frames
* 35% IAS, 11 frames
* 56% IAS, 10 frames
* 89% IAS, 9 frames
* 147% IAS, 8 frames
* 292% IAS, 7 frames

== Bow Strafe Breakpoints ==

This section lists the breakpoints for a strafe attack using a bow.

The first number is the number of frames needed to shoot the first arrow plus the number
of frames needed to finish up the strafe animation. Because of how the animation process
works, this is not the same as the number of frames needed to do a normal attack.

The second number means the number of frames needed to shoot every arrow that comes
after the first arrow.

=== Hunter's, Composite, Razor, Double, Blade, Great, Matriarchal (-10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 13/3
* 2% IAS 12/3
* 13% IAS 11/3
* 15% IAS 10/3
* 37% IAS 9/3
* 60% IAS 9/2
* 80% IAS 8/2

=== Long, Short Battle, Stag, Short War, Cedar, Short Siege, Ashwood, Rune, Ward, Diamond, Shadow (0 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 13/3
* 13% IAS 12/3
* 26% IAS 11/3
* 29% IAS 10/3
* 56% IAS 9/3
* 86% IAS 9/2
* 113% IAS 8/2

=== Short, Edge, Spider (5 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 14/4
* 6% IAS 13/3
* 19% IAS 12/3
* 34% IAS 11/3
* 37% IAS 10/3
* 68% IAS 9/3
* 102% IAS 9/2
* 133% IAS 8/2

=== Long Battle, Long War, Reflex, Large Siege, Gothic, Ceremonial, Hydra, Crusader, Grand Matron (10 WSM) ===
* 0% IAS 15/4
* 3% IAS 14/4
* 11% IAS 13/3
* 26% IAS 12/3
* 42% IAS 11/3
* 46% IAS 10/3
* 80% IAS 9/3
* 120% IAS 9/2
* 157% IAS 8/2

== Crossbow Normal Attack Breakpoints ==
TBD
== Crossbow Strafe Breakpoints ==
===Chu-Ko-Nu, Demon Crossbow (-60 WSM)===
*0% IAS 12/3.5
*2% IAS 11.5/3.5
*8% IAS 11/3

===Repeating Crossbow (-40 WSM)===
*0% IAS 14/4
*4% IAS 14/4b
*7% IAS (14/13)/4
*11% IAS 12/3.5
*26% IAS 11.5/3.5
*35% IAS 11/3

===Light Crossbow, Arbalest, Pellet Bow (-10 WSM)===
*0% IAS 18/5
*3% IAS 18/5b
*4% IAS 17/5
*6% IAS 16/5
*13% IAS 16/4.5
*16% IAS 15.5/4.5
*18% IAS 15/4
*23% IAS 15/4b
*30% IAS 14/4
*46% IAS 14/4b
*52% IAS (14/13)/4
*60% IAS 12/3.5
*89% IAS 11.5/3.5
*109% IAS 11/3

===Crossbow, Seige Crossbow, Gorgon Crossbow (0 WSM)===
*0% IAS 19/5
*9% IAS 18/5
*14% IAS 18/5b
*15% IAS 17/5
*18% IAS 16/5
*26% IAS 16/4.5
*30% IAS 15.5/4.5
*32% IAS 15/4
*39% IAS 15/4b
*48% IAS 14/4
*68% IAS 14/4b
*75% IAS (14/13)/4
*86% IAS 12/3.5
*125% IAS 11.5/3.5
*152% IAS 11/3

===Heavy Crossbow, Ballista, Colossus Crossbow (10 WSM)===
*0% IAS 22/6
*2% IAS 21/6
*6% IAS 20/6
*11% IAS 19/5
*22% IAS 18/5
*27% IAS 18/5b
*29% IAS 17/5
*32% IAS 16/5
*42% IAS 16/4.5
*48% IAS 15.5/4.5
*50% IAS 15/4
*58% IAS 15/4b
*70% IAS 14/4
*95% IAS 14/4b
*105% IAS (14/13)/4
*120% IAS 12/3.5
*174% IAS 11.5/3.5
*215% IAS 11/3

===Some notes on the notation :===
The second number means the same thing as before: the number of frames needed to shoot every arrow that comes after the first arrow.

The first number means something slightly different now. It is actually the number of frames needed to shoot the first arrow + the number of frames needed to finish up the strafe animation. Because of how the animation process works, '''this is not the same as the number of frames needed to do a normal attack.'''
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== Links ==
TBD
== Credits ==
* This information was originally published on the forums by brianc84.